Kwik Khrysler Kwestion.

[Tetleysmooth]

Has anybody on here ever fitted balljoints to the wishbones on a Chrysler Grand Voyager?

My one is a 99 T reg.

I'm hoping to do both sides next week sometime.

Never done these before.

Easy? Hard? Bleedin' impossible?

I look forward to reading your superior knowledge.

[Guest Breadvan72]

I cannot assist, sorry, but just wanted to mention that my sister in law in Toronto has one of these that has done a billion miles on its original engine and gearbox.  It has been from Toronto to Florida and back several times and never exploded.  It is dull as fook to drive but can carry 400 kids and ten wet dogs and seems to go on for ever.  

[Guest Lord Sward]

My Neon had grease nipples on its track rod ends.  Just saying like.

[Asimo]

It is an American Chrysler so probably fix-friendly. Good luck.

Good shite, these. Espec.the V6.

[Tetleysmooth]

I cannot assist, sorry, but just wanted to mention that my sister in law in Toronto has one of these that has done a billion miles on its original engine and gearbox.  It has been from Toronto to Florida and back several times and never exploded.  It is dull as fook to drive but can carry 400 kids and ten wet dogs and seems to go on for ever.  

 

Yeah, I was watching some of those videos on You Tube where yoofs rev the nuts out of engines until they die (the engines that is). The Chrysler V6 was the only one they couldn't kill.

[andy18s]

Had a 3.3 v6 Grand as a pool car when I spent some time in Germany

Had the fridge/tv unit between the seats and everything you can imagine was electrically adjusted

Went very very well but then we weren't paying for the petrol.....

[Noel Tidybeard]

expect the body control module to go french although i've been told its cheap enuff to not bother refurb

 

v6 is basically a merc e-class donk

[RichardMoss]

v6 is basically a merc e-class donk

No it's not. It's pure Chrysler - a pushrod engine design that goes back to LONG before Mercedes even thought about making a V6. You may find some MB based engines in some Chrysler products but not Voyagers of this era.

Details here: https://www.allpar.com/mopar/33.html

 

I'm on my second one now - I had a 1994 2nd generation model and now have a 2001 4th gen one. Both 3.3L V6s and both with high mileage. Wonderful, smooth, comfortable waftobuses, capable of covering 600 miles per day without knackering the driver.

 

www.allpar.com is a useful resource and their minivans forum is here: https://www.allpar.com/forums/forum/16-minivans-·-pacifica/