Ollie80

Will do, cheers

haha yep its a diesel

Thanks guys Really helpful.

Hi Guys, Ive looked in the manual and cannot find this warning light and what it means. Please see pic enclosed. Thanks in advance! Ollie

haha yes they do look big off the car but on it very nice. Out of interest where did you get your wheels from? Have you got a pic of your Voyager? Cheers mate.

Thanks bignev. I think my alloys are after market ones, but look a bit naff. I had a Startech Chrysler for a few months which had awesome alloys but had to take it back due to electrical / coolant issues. Swapped with another Chrysler, same spec and all but not Startech model. I agree, ive seen Voyagers with the bigger wheels and look really good. So you reckon 18s is the better size to go for? Thanks!

Hi guys, I have a really nice 2.8 GV. The alloy wheels have seen better days and never really have liked them. What size alloys and tyre size is best suited for the Grand Voyager? Cheers! Ollie

Thanks very much for info above mate!

Also please could you advise the best coolant for a 2.8 diesel Grand Voyager. I want to top it up before driving to the garage which is about 10 miles away. Thanks!

Thanks guys. Expensive to replace on these cars?

Hi All, Another cry for help (im loosing my mind with my 2004 2.8 diesel GV) Went out for a drive this evening, short trip about a mile. Got back on driveway, got out of GV and heard a high pitched whistle, looked underneath approx middle of vehicle and then there was this whooshing sound and out came this orange liquid all over driveway. I started up GV and watched the temp gauge, it remained down. I took it for a longer drive along an A road, basically gave it some welly. Temp gauge stayed normal and car ran fine. What happened? Anyone know if this is a killer? I still have a 10 month warranty with the garage I brought it from and will be calling them tomorrow. I really hope its not serious. Ollie

Thanks QinteQ!

Thanks for the replies chaps. Yes great cars, think my one had been on the forecourt for a good few months, still warming up me thinks. I have the 4/5 remote, two of them. All the other functions work fine ie tailgate / side doors. The other keyfob does not operate locks either, so I have ruled out keyfob battery issue. I have tried the switches on both driver and passenger door, still not working. I will check if they lock tomorrow. I have that setting set to yes. I will check the fuse, thanks for the tip! Btw what does lod mean? Cheers guys.

Hi All, I purchased my Voyager just before xmas, great car! Ive had a problem with the battery but since then garage has sorted it. The car is great as you all know. Is there anything a should be keeping an eye on, the car is 14 years old with 100,000 miles on it now. General stuff that I should be checking? The central locking has decided to stop working completely yesterday, but I have not looked into that properly yet. Just a side note it does not work even using the drivers door switch. Maybe a simple fix? Thanks! Ollie

Thanks for reply guys! Mikebh8 thanks for pointing this out, I know that there is setting that leaves electrics on ie the radio maybe this is the case? I will check this when I get home. So the key should NOT be taken out when the ignition is fully round to the left? Needs to click back round one click? Maybe its how I left it last night? Andrips I will ask the garage to do this, although they checked it yesterday but might have missed something. Thanks again guys.

Hi All, Recently purchased a 2004 Grand Voyager in December 2017. Been back to the dealer that sold it two times now. Brand new battery put in it yesterday, drove well then this morning dead, again! The garage tested for electrical drainage and all reported back fine. Has anyone had this issue before?? Pulling my hair out now!! Ollie

Hi All! Ollie here, just joined. Just purchased a Chrysler Grand Voyager 2.8 CRD Limited XS in Black. Love it. Really looking forward to meeting you all on here. Ollie