WHAT KIND OF PROBLEMS DOES A 1991PLYMOUTH VOYAGER HAVE??

I HAVE A 1991 VOYAGER AND WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT KIND OF PROBLES SHOULD I
EXSPECT FROM IT?

"PlymouthVoyager91" > wrote in message
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>I HAVE A 1991 VOYAGER AND WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT KIND OF PROBLES SHOULD I
> EXSPECT FROM IT?
>
Which engine, transmission and brake system (ABS?)

"PlymouthVoyager91" > a écrit dans le message de
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>I HAVE A 1991 VOYAGER AND WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT KIND OF PROBLES SHOULD I
> EXSPECT FROM IT?

Ball joints....tie rods....radiator....map sensor....transmission.....rust
around glass of the back door.....transmission needle at the wrong
place.....
Good luck
L.G.R.
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> "PlymouthVoyager91" > a écrit dans le message de
> news: ...
>>I HAVE A 1991 VOYAGER AND WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT KIND OF PROBLES SHOULD
>>I
>> EXSPECT FROM IT?
>
> Ball joints....tie rods....radiator....map sensor....transmission.....rust
> around glass of the back door.....transmission needle at the wrong
> place.....
> Good luck
> L.G.R.

I forgot the brake line to the rear wheels that rust and leak. That happened
to me. Also the brake calipers. The car has been on the road for 17 years
now so you can expect quite a few problems.
L.G.R.
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>

The shift key tends to get stuck after that many years, and yours seemingly
has. It's a simple job and all you need is a tube of grease to fix it. Just
apply it liberally to the stuck key, work it back and forth a few times and
there you go.

Please don't write in all capital letters.

William

"PlymouthVoyager91" > wrote in message
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>I HAVE A 1991 VOYAGER AND WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT KIND OF PROBLES SHOULD I
> EXSPECT FROM IT?
>

Well, it's 17 years old, so I'd suspect it's worn out. At some point, you
have to overhaul the transmission and engine. Somewhere along the way it
becomes more expensive than you'd pay, and so it just quietly dies.