On the Voyager, if you follow a specific series of steps outlined in the
owner's manual concerning engine diagnostics you can get the computer to
give out the error codes by a series of coded flashes of the diagnostic
light on the dash. I can give you specific instructions when I get home
tonight to my manual. I've got the '95 version and have had similar
problems.
As I recall, you turn the ignition key on/off/, on/off, on/off and then
'on'. The diagnostic light then starts blinking while you frantically write
down the sequence of long and short flashes. These represent numeric error
codes that will tell you what problem the computer is experiencing.
E-mail me this evening if you still need help.
Regards,
Glen Byrns
'59 bugeye
'59 Morris Traveller (Winifred)>
(and a POS Plymouth Voyager that doesn't belong in the same sig line as the
above mentioned.)
> > I need help for a friend of mine with a l991
> > Plymouth Voyager van that died on her. What I
> > would like to know is does a "fuel injection
> > system" hav an automatic choke? And would that
> > cause the motor to die out, if it was stuck!
> >
>
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