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Hi, do you mean in replacement of the rear (sliding door) electric windows or fit wind down windows in rear quarters? The air-con in the vehicle will keep them cool but I guess they like to stick their heads out the window

Hi & welcome Time for wiring checks i'm afraid (were the parts you fitted new or second hand?)

So which ones do you like......and why

There was a recall for 'possibility of fire' but I can't remember if it was for the Voyager, I seem t remember it was for one of the Jeep range however if the seat is not working then that's a different matter. Is there a black box under the drivers seat, are the connector terminals and wiring ok, lots of problems are found here.

Welcome To start with, does the switch light up.

Have had problems with the back door in the past apparently quite a common.

I do this in the field' with Voyagers very handy

What's happening at the starter motor, are you getting full battery voltage and crank solenoid feed and don't forget a good earth.

Welcome

There has been a recall so I can only assume yours is not within the given chassis range, information I have is door malfunction mainly down to door not locking. A door not opening will fail a MOT test so it will need sorted and it is also a safety concern. Get it fixed and write to customer services (worth a try why not?) and point out the significant number of similar complaints on the internet.

Yes I have been through the battery 'hunt' a few times however if you use a junior hacksaw and cut off the plastic lip at the front of the battery tray you can then fit just about any battery and cheaper alternatives.

Are you going to open it?

I would of thought healthcare was more rewarding than IT ? (dunno)

Hi Mike, welcome to the forum. Recall is still ongoing but you will need to call your nearest dealer to see if your vehicle is within the affected chassis range. Might actually be better to call 'Customer services' as a lot of dealerships are new in the UK

I would check the pins in the connector block at the module under the front of the seat..

Do you mean 800 and 1400 rpm? Throttle body needs cleaned by the sound of it but as Alan said above we need to know vehicle details?

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Front suspension 'noises' are common often the lower arm which even a non-genuine part will set you back £100. Non-start issues are commonly battery, battery leads or starter connections/wiring. Alternators are also common even with the modded 'plastic cover'. However, all cars have issues and you say it's a lot of car for a small amount of money

Welcome, can we help with the few things that need sorted?

Hi...how much for each item as I know a few neon enthusiasts.

Welcome, let us know if they fix the car and what they have found wrong.

Dont know but if it was my car and still under warranty then best to leave it as if it happens again then they have to replace it under parts warranty, if you put lacquer on it they might said that has affected the paint etc

Hi, what engine is fitted to your car and year of manufacturer?

Seen this on Deltas before, in fact I have changed these bits of trim. Also common on the 300 range and various Fiat models.

You could always look for a bravo manual which will t least cover the 1.6 engine.