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  • Ted Gehly
    Ted Gehly - 1996 Plymouth Neon - Body & Interior - 6/28/2012
    How do I replace the rubber ring around both headlights?
    The rubber rings around both headlights are dry rotted. And need replaced.
     
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  • zip
    zip - 1998 Plymouth Voyager - Body & Interior - 5/18/2012
    How do i replace the horns?
     
    • PERRY377
      5/18/2012 PERRY377
      all you have to do is remove the old horn they should be either behind the grill or along the fender near the front of the vehicle i believe the bolts are 10 millimeter just unplug the electrical connection anf then reverse
      the process with the new one
  • Vick
    Vick - 1990 Plymouth Grand Voyager - Body & Interior - 5/10/2012
    I'm trying to find the 2 hydraulic gizmos that hold up the back door when opened but I don't know what they're called.
    Would also appreciate a recommendation for where to purchase them at a reasonable price.
     
    • valerie
      5/10/2012 valerie
      They are called trunk lift supports. most auto supply stores carry them
  • Bill
    Bill - 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager - Body & Interior - 4/10/2012
    How can I open hood as the cable broke while closed?
     
  • Patty
    Patty - 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager - Body & Interior - 4/6/2012
    My break lights don't work on truck or trailer. I checked fuse it's ok.
    Changed signal/hazard switch. Break lights didn't work before that either.
     
    • jdl
      4/6/2012 jdl
      Did you check for voltage, anywhere? Use a voltage tester. Try testing for voltage at the brake switch.
      jdl
      4/6/2012 jdl
      Neither The high-mount brake light or the lower brake lites work? At the brake switch, the pink wire with dark blue tracer should be hot all the time. If it isn't hot, you will have to check the proper fuse circuit for voltage. Even if the fuse is good, if no voltage, the circuit is dead.
  • art
    art - 1989 Plymouth Voyager - Body & Interior - 3/29/2012
    Where to find headlights, signal lights, frt.bumper
    aftrmkt. parts
     
  • Theresa
    Theresa - 1997 Plymouth Breeze - Body & Interior - 3/27/2012
    Sometimes my turn signals don't work. When my turn signals don't work my radio won't work either.
    The turn signals and radio worked fine until I had to jump the battery. Now they work every once in a while. Also, now my ABS light is on,
     
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  • Rarakel
    Rarakel - 1998 Plymouth Voyager - Body & Interior - 3/11/2012
    Unable to unlock driver door. How can I remove side panel and what should I check?
    Door not unlock using key, central lock/unlock switch on both sides, releasing door hable from inside. I can't lift door locker, it goes back like some spring pushes it back. I can open the door only if I lift door locker from inside all the way up and use door ...
     
    • CVO
      3/11/2012 CVO
      1.See these instructions to perform the repair.


      Disconnect the negative battery cable.
      Remove the interior door panel and peel away the plastic sound shield to gain access to the door handle.
      Roll up the door glass.
      Through the access hole at the rear of the inner door panel, disengage the Vehicle Theft Security System (VTSS) switch connector from the door harness, if equipped.
      Remove the push pin fasteners securing the VTSS switch harness to the inner door reinforcement bar, if equipped.
      Disconnect the clip that retains the door latch linkage to the door latch.
      Separate the latch linkage from the latch.
      Disengage the clip retaining the door lock linkage to the door latch.
      Remove the lock linkage from the latch.
      Remove the nuts attaching the outside door handle to the door outer panel.
      Remove the outside door handle from the vehicle.

      Disengage the clip holding the lock cylinder into the outside handle.
      Remove the door lock from the door handle.

      To inside:
      Engage the clip into the outside handle to hold the door lock cylinder.
      With the link arm positioned toward the rear of the vehicle, push the lock cylinder into the door handle until the clip snaps into place.
      Insert the lock linkage into the door latch.
      Engage the clip to hold door lock linkage to latch.
      Insert the latch linkage into door latch.
      Engage clip to hold door latch linkage to latch.
      Insert push pin fasteners attaching the VTSS switch harness to the inner door reinforcement bar, if equipped.
      Plug the VTSS switch connector into the door harness, if equipped.
      Verify door latch operation.
      Install the plastic sound shield and interior door panel.
      Connect the negative battery cable.
      For additional information, see this..
      http://www.autozone.com/.../...rGuideContent.jsp

      2. This link will have the instructions for Removing Door Panels On A
      2002 Dodge Grand Caravan
      Gaining Access To Repair Power Windows, Door Locks, Side Mirrors and More.

      http://www.bodyshopzone.com/.../...sler_minivan.html
  • Bill
    Bill - 1998 Plymouth Neon - Body & Interior - 2/23/2012
    How do you change the bulbs in the front bumper lights
     
    • Spoon Sports
      2/23/2012 Spoon Sports
      From behind the bumper or behind the fender wheel well that you have to peel of slightly.
  • crflem
    crflem - 1998 Plymouth Voyager - Body & Interior - 2/1/2012
    Yes the driver side head light keeps blowing.
    It sounds like there is an arcing noise coming form the switch it.s self and when you use the turn signals the noise is worse .
     
    • Camarozen
      2/1/2012 Camarozen
      You may have an issue with the switch, but I would think it is a problem with water/contamanation getting to the bulb. Modern vehicle bulbs are sensitive to water or oils on the bulb itself, be sure that there is no moisture in the lens assembly and you do not touch the bulb part while installing it. If you have done those things and it keeps blowing, I would suspect the switch.
  • mark potochich
    mark potochich - 2000 Plymouth Grand Voyager - Body & Interior - 12/24/2011
    Where is blower motor relay located
     
    • HouseCallAuto
      12/24/2011 HouseCallAuto
      It is in the power distribution center under the hood and is clearly labeled.
  • GreatWhite
    GreatWhite - 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager - Body & Interior - 12/20/2011
    Power window passenger side won't respond what can I do to get it to go back up?
    I clicked the switch Sunday to get the window to go down. It hasn't responded since.
     
    • yboy82
      12/20/2011 yboy82
      Did you check if the power window operates when using the the driver side door window switch? The control switch at the passenger side should be check if it the only window that won't respond if you use the driver door power window switch.
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  • robin
    robin - 2000 Plymouth Neon - Body & Interior - 11/4/2011
    Rear defroster switch inop
    defroster working on front windshield but not rear fuses not found could it be the rear defroster switch. all connections ok on rear window. but cannot locate fuse. not under hood nor inside car. any ideas? how do I change switch?
     
    • TechSam
      11/4/2011 TechSam
      Put a test light to the defrost terminals and see if you have power on one terminal and ground on another.
  • Richard
    Richard - 1989 Plymouth Grand Voyager - Body & Interior - 9/21/2011
    Why when I open the rear hatch door the lights won't come on?
    I removed the lockswitch and used electrical cleaner to clean it, still when I open the rear door hatch the lights will not come on.
     
    • CVO
      9/21/2011 CVO
      Inspect
      1. The bulb.
      2. The fuse.
      3. Check the socket bulb if there is any 12 volts.