1997 Plymouth Voyager
| Owner: |
scottelee (All of this user's registries on SuperMotors) |
| From: |
O'Fallon, MO, U.S.A. (Other registries in MO) |
| Year, Make, & Model: |
1997 Plymouth Voyager (Other Plymouth Voyagers) |
| Avatar: |
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| Nickname: |
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| Mileage: |
242568 |
| Engine: |
2.4L (146 cu in), DOHC, 16 valve, inline 4 cylinder
Bone stock engine |
| Drivetrain: |
31TH 3-speed hydraulically operated transaxle
3 - Speeds
1 - Power handling (higher is better)
T - Transaxle
H - Hydraulic operation |
| Notes: |
Shredded on Monday, April 2, 2012 because of transaxle failure.
I did decode the body tag for this one though:
CYE GKD HAA K3K NAA TBC
408 50413294 NSHL52
APA PW7 OW7 C5C3 EDZ
DGA U 2P4FP25BxVRxxxxxx
CYE | 7 passenger seating (standard - Includes Front High Back Bucket Seats, (1) 2 Passenger Folding Middle Seat with Armrest and (1) 3 Passenger Rear Folding Rear Bench)
GKD | Driver's side sliding door (Requires Quick Order 22T)
HAA | Climate group HAA (Includes front A/C)
K3K | unknown
NAA | Federal emissions
TBC | Compact spare tire
APA | unknown
PW7 | Bright white exterior body paint
OW7 | unknown (Could be QW7)
QW7 | unknown (Could be OW7)
C5 | Standard high-back cloth seats
C3 | Mist grey upholstery
EDZ | 2.4L DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder SMPFI
DGA | A413/31TH 3-speed automatic transaxle
U | Manufactured for U.S. market
PACKAGES:
22T | Quick Order Package (2.4L Engine; Front A/C; Passenger Underseat Lockble Storage; Dual Note Horn; Rear Floor Acoustic Pad)
AAC | Convenience/Security I (Includes: Power Sideview Mirrors; Cruise Control; Tilt Steering Wheel)
GFA | Rear Window Defroster (With AAC; Includes: Windshield Wiper; De-Icer)
I figure that the O/QW7 code is for the grey lower bumper covers, but I can't be certain.
As for the K3K and APA? Yeah, I got nothing. |
| Last Updated: |
4/4/2012 |
| Hits: |
2482 |
Maintenance & Modification Logs
| Date | Type | Mileage | Title / Description | $ Amount | | 04/02/12 | Miscellaneous | 242568 | So long, and thanks for all the fish
Sold to a scrapper for $400.00, and off she went. | -400.00 | | 04/01/12 | Miscellaneous | 242568 | Debating the future
I don't want to shred it. I would rather that someone would buy it and then rebuild it! The transaxle (if it can be found) is only about $150.00 used. The pain in the tuchus is installing it. If I was a younger man with ramps or a lift, I'd do it. **sigh** | 0.00 | | 03/30/12 | Damage | 242568 | The Big Bang
So, the transaxle went this morning. Sounds like the gears are grinding constantly in anything but first. Even then, there's a hint of grinding. It would be about $2,000.00 to have it rebuilt, so ... It's for sale. | 0.00 | | Total | -400.00 |
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