Used Car Expert Fault Guides tell you the common Chrysler Grand Voyager faults and wear items that can become problems and big bills for their owner.
Independent research indicated that using our fault guides to check a car before you buy it can save you an average of £300 in surprise bills and hidden problems.
That's because our Chrysler Grand Voyager fault guides are written so that anyone can understand them – even if you know nothing about cars and have no tools. For every common fault, we tell you what to look for, what it means and what it costs.
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Chrysler Grand Voyager (1997 - 2008) Fault Guide
Chrysler Grand Voyager (2008-) Fault Guide
Chrysler Grand Voyager (1997 - 2008) Fault Guide
We know of 12 CHRYSLER Grand Voyager (1997 - 2008) faults which our fault check guide makes it easy for you to spot and avoid.
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3 engine faults
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2 suspension wear items or faults
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5 interior problems
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1 bodywork issues
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1 recalls
Here's an example fault on the CHRYSLER Grand Voyager (1997 - 2008)
What to look for:
Check the paperwork to see if the drive belt has been changed on schedule. The drive belt and tensioners must be changed within 60,000 miles. This is not a service item and can be missed.
What it means:
The drive belt drives the alternator and water pump and can seize and drop off if not changed, causing significant damage.
What to do
Negotiate a £120 discount or have the repair completed.
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Chrysler Grand Voyager (2008-) Fault Guide
We know of 14 CHRYSLER Grand Voyager (2008-) faults which our fault check guide makes it easy for you to spot and avoid.
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2 engine faults
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4 suspension wear items or faults
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5 interior problems
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1 bodywork issues
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2 recalls
Here's an example fault on the CHRYSLER Grand Voyager (2008-)
What to look for:
Make absolutely sure that that the battery is charging properly. During the test drive, run all the electrics on the car – headlights, air-con etc – let them run with the engine off for 10 minutes or so. Check to see if the car starts cleanly afterward with a strong kick from the starter motor easily turning the engine.
What it means:
If you find that the car will not start, or will not start cleanly then there may be a problem with the battery itself, the alternator or the crankshaft sensor. This will need to be diagnosed and repaired. These three problems vary greatly in repair cost.
What to do
If you find this fault and the car is under warranty (3 Years/60,000 miles) then Chrysler may fix the problem for free. Otherwise negotiate a discount of £250 off of the price.
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