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I have a 54 plate with single dvd and no remote and my screen works OK. Obviously controls are limited to play stop and select using the dvd drive controls, but works OK. Bit fussy with dvd though, doesn't seem to like newer ones. I'll let you know which model dvd system I have later. I need to get some infra red headphones for mine but there cheap enough on amazon. And I agree the remotes are a horrendous price but not really much dearer than a genuine remote for any other dvd, tv etc.

Before I start dismantling the instrument cluster, does anyone know how to access the bulbs for the turn signals and high beam in the unit above the main instrument cluster on those vans equipped with the information center. Many thanks in advance

Ryden, Any cance of posting this table again please, the link has expired Thanks

Hi, Picked up my 2004 Grand Voyager 2.8 CRD last Friday. I had to replace my rapidly failing Citroen Grand C4 Picasso quickly and as I live in the far west of Cornwall near Land's End, and the need for an auto MPV, options were limited. I have always fancied a Voyager so took a chance on this one, buying it sight unseen from a reputable small garage in Newton Abbott, Devon. 117k on the clock not a mark on the bodywork other than some light scratching from our narrow lanes down here in the south west and the interior is immaculate other than a broken sun visor hook. Did a bit of reading before I took the plunge and have a couple of common problems, n/s sliding door electrics need sorting, I've reset the central locking but only 2 doors lock so that needs looking at, the driver's door mirror returns way to far on the electric folding, and the temp gauge is only reaching 1/4, so a new thermostat needed. The car drives like a dream and currently returning 32mpg. Very happy with the big old bus.