1998 Plymouth Voyager 3.3
Summary:
If it ever runs while warm it will be the perfect vehicle for my daughter and she loves it!
Faults:
When cold van runs great, after 20 minutes or so throws OBDII codes, 1765,1732,1727 in that order. Checked Trans control module, Power Distribution Center, Trans Control Relay, solenoid pack, ignition switch, grounds, both speed sensors, also dropped oil pan and changed filter&fluid, very little was in pan.
Four lights on fan selection (dash) also blink off and on until van warms up, then go off.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated, van is for single daughter with baby.
General Comments:
This is a beautiful van that we purchased for daughter through VOA. We have owned numerous Voyagers and have been very pleased up to this point. We are at this time becoming very frustrated as it seems all we are doing is putting more $$ into it, and nothing seems to be helping. We were ready to rebuild tran however are not sure now that it would solve the problem. Have been told that it may very well be electrical instead, but have checked so much that we are not sure now what to do.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 28th November, 2005
30th Nov 2005, 23:20
I guess proof reading really is important... our Voyager is a 98 not a 97! And since my post I have done more research on the OBDII codes... seems like our problem is electrical and may or may not have to do with the OD, 2-4, & L/R pressure sense circuit, faulty solenoid pack (which has already been replaced, or the TCM... still not sure that the scanner is functioning properly though since it is blinking off and on when key is off and displaying "lost connection"???Would still like some input if anyone has some...