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Chrysler Voyager 2,8 Crd Rt Mk V Coolant Drain
power posted a question in Voyager 5th Generation (2008-2016)
Hello Did anyone ever try to drain the coolant on the European 2,8 CRD version? This is the last part of my service program but i cant seem to get the draining plug out of the radiator? Facing the wheel, on the left hand side, at the lower part of the radiator there should be a draining tap. I have found the little pipe were you are supposed to attach the hose for draining the coolant. On top of that there is a red plastic thingor nut with a tiny hole in it? I have tried every tool i own trying to get it out but nothing seem to fit? I dont want to use too much force since this is a plastic thing and i assume it will brake if i get too violent. Does anyone know if this requires some special tools, a plastic special dealer tap or something like that? On every other car i have owned the tap is attached but on the European Chrysler....not. Grateful for all the tips&tricks i can get since there is nothing on the web for this specific version. -
Chrysler Voyager 2,8 Crd Rt Mk V Coolant Drain
power posted a question in Voyager 5th Generation (2008-2016)
Hello Did anyone ever try to drain the coolant on the European 2,8 CRD version? This is the last part of my service program but i cant seem to get the draining plug out of the radiator? Facing the wheel, on the left hand side, at the lower part of the radiator there should be a draining tap. I have found the little pipe were you are supposed to attach the hose for draining the coolant. On top of that there is a red plastic thingor nut with a tiny hole in it? I have tried every tool i own trying to get it out but nothing seem to fit? I dont want to use too much force since this is a plastic thing and i assume it will brake if i get too violent. Does anyone know if this requires some special tools, a plastic special dealer tap or something like that? On every other car i have owned the tap is attached but on the European Chrysler....not. Grateful for all the tips&tricks i can get since there is nothing on the web for this specific version. -
Hi there, I'm replacing the head gasket and other worn parts on my Chrysler Voyager 2.0L 16V 98KW gasoline, year 1996 , VIN: 1C4GYN2C7VU106456 . I'm having troubles finding the right P/N of the two main water hoses connected to the radiator. The local dealer unexpectedly has wrong drawings for that car. I attach a picture of it, hoping that someone may have this piece of info. The radiator is non-original part, AVA Deutschland, CR2029. My dream would be to get somewhere a full manual with every single P/N of this car... including these two hoses! I'd appreciate any help on this :-) Any clue? Thanks a lot, Best regards Giulio
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I have fitted a new radiator to a 2.8 CRD and cleaning the system with some water prior to putting the anti freeze in. I have realised that i can only fit 8 litres of water into the system. meaning that 5.8 litres of water is remaining in the system. Is there any reason for this
