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Alan

Hi Neil!

A few questions to ask first....

Is your coolant level dropping? Ie are you having to top it up?

Does the car get hot when sitting in traffic? Or only when going up inclines?

Does the temperature gauge generally sit steady once warned up, or does it fluctuate up and down?

When starting the car from cold, do you hear any sloshing/bubbling noises?

Alan

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I've not had many problems with my Grand Voyager! Fingers crossed you have few problems too.

Alan

Hi mate,

Should be around an hours labour and the cost of the part which will be around £50 - £100 depending on if OEM parts are used.

Good luck, keep us updated

Alan

Hi Sam

Have you tried ebay? FK lowering springs are normally quite good for the price. However better quality ones by the likes of Apex or Pi etc are preferable. You can probably pick up a set new for around £50-100.

Plus of course you will need to decide how low you want and CAN go without rubbing or being impractical.

Alan

Hi,

Im almost certain it will be the suspension top mount.

If you pop the bonnet, and look in the top right hand corner where the plastic grill is (right at the bottom of the windscreen). Look through the grill and you will see the suspension turret top mount.

They're pretty straight forward to replace. You can remove the plastic trim to get to the top strut mounting bolts. Then you need to remove the 2 mounting bolts that hold the strut to the hub carrier, disconnect the drop link and then remove the whole strut from the car.

Safely compress the spring using spring compressors and remove the top mount.

Obviously safety is critical here, as compressing suspension springs can be VERY dangerous, so if you haven't done it before, its best to take it to a garage. I replaced the top mount on mine a while ago and it was around £55 for the parts.

Hope that helps,

Alan

Hi,

As RoadHog says, try ebay. There is one on there right now. Click HERE

Alan

Hi all I am a proud owner

Off a 03 Chrysler neon r/t in black awesome smooth drive can't fault it : )

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Post some pictures up of your neon.

Alan

Hi mate,

If you turn the steering wheel from lock to lock (full left to full right) do you get any noise coming from the same place?

Is the noise high up on the dash or low down in the foot well?

Alan

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Alan

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As Ben says, which one have you gone for?

Alan

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Alan

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There are quite a few 3.3 Lpg GV's out there. Im not aware of any specific issues. Are you lloking to do the conversion yourself? Or take the car to an LPG conversion specialist?

Alan

I am a newbie here, but not with a great knowledge about Chrysler. I hope to learn a lot from here.

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Do you drive a chrysler?

Alan

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Alan

Hi mate,

It could be the idle control valve is faulty, or another potential possibility is a vacuum leak. How does the car run apart from the high idle? Any warning lights on the dash?

Alan

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What engine do you have?

When does this occur? all of the time? only when cold? Etc,

Alan

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First of all we need a bit more info...

What year grand voyager?

What engine?

When do you get the white smoke? (Ie when starting/ when hot/ under acceleration etc)

What are your oil and coolant levels like?

Alan

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Can't help you with the disk I'm affraid. I know they are available for purchase from dealers and online, and I have seen some links for a dodgy downloadable version so maybe try a google?

Alan

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Alan

Yesterday was great, but today   not so. Back to work tomorrow 

Alan

Well.... I gave out 9 flyers today. Every little helps and all that!

Alan

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Alan

Hi,

Did wonder what was going on! Assumed it would be server related as both FF and this forum were down. Can't remember the last time it was down for any significant amount of time (which is a good thing)

Alan

Yeah give us a try! If you don't find the answer your looking for then it only takes a couple of seconds to sign up! And it's FREE! Most of us check the forum several times a day so you won't have long to wait for a potential answer!

And if you DO find the answer your looking for, why not still sign up and let us know! It's always nice to know when you've helped someone out!

Alan