20 Most Recent 2003 Chrysler Voyager - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Go to your local dealer they will have the parts picture and diagram for u thanx Chris

replace output speed sensor

is there foam in the rad if so gearbox has go the cooling pipes run though the rad some times split and leak into the rad you may need recon gearbox and rad

Check the wiring on the alternator.If all correct then you need to change the alternator it self.coil brushes and bearing inside do wear out after a while.

check and see if the a/c compressor is running,if it is unplug it and see if you get heat,or it could be a heater actuator stuck or bad........good luck

How would someone without the car to look over& test, know what the issues may be?You need to study what a fuse, is along with ten millionother people, who have no idea

run fault codes and look for a air temp sensor fault

The pump is insideSounds like you need to get a used transmissionpan for the bottom if it is dented,leaks etcIf your loosing fluid & drive it you will ruin it ina very few miles when it leaks outThe gaskets are on the botton oil pan,the side drive axle seals on the case & the front pump seal you can'r see,for that the transaxle has to come out

The most common causes of excessive pressure in the cooling system are a faulty radiator pressure cap, or a leaking head gasket.

Hi I a 2003 Chrysler Voyager with a 3.3L V6 Engine. If you open up the hood the fuse box is located on the right side of the vehicle it is a rectangular black box.

Are you getting power from the key switch for those circuits ?