Chrysler Voyager reliability
The Chrysler Voyager fails its MOT more often than most cars over 10 years old: 45.9% of 1,219 tests failed in 2023, against 39.7% on average.
7 DVSA recalls for the Chrysler Voyager
Most cover a batch of cars built in a set period, and dealers fix them free. Sweep’s check shows the recalls for a car’s age and whether the DVSA has one outstanding.
Handbrake may fail
It has been identified that the handbrake may fail.
Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the handbrake assembly replaced.
Recalled models: VOYAGER · 11,200 vehicles
Windscreen wipers may fail to operate
The windscreen wipers may fail to operate.
Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the windscreen wiper motor replaced.
Recalled models: VOYAGER · 1,628 vehicles
The upper power steering hose may split and leak.
The power steering upper hose may split and leak. This may result in a fire.
Fix: Recall affected vehicles and replace the power steering upper return hose.
Recalled models: VOYAGER · 2,741 vehicles
Seat belt may become inoperative
The D pillar sound barrier patches may loosen and drop onto the rear seat belt which may lead to the seat belt assembly becoming inoperative.
Fix: Recall affected vehicle and fit new version of foam pads to D pillar and inspect and replace any sticking or inoperative seat belts.
Recalled models: VOYAGER · 7,557 vehicles
Engine compartment fuel leak concern
After extended use the fuel rail crossover tube O rings may leak fuel. This may lead to an engine compartment fire.
Fix: Fit external seals at the fuel crossover points. If the joints are leaking or show signs of rust the fuel rail assembly will be replaced.
Recalled models: VOYAGER · 8,555 vehicles
Hand brake may fail
The self-adjusting mechanism may become out of range or fail to engage. Either condition could lead to the vehicle rolling away.
Fix: Identify type of handbrake cable fitted and install short cable if not already installed. In all cases install lockout clip to the self adjust mechanism.
Recalled models: VOYAGER · 18,346 vehicles
Parking brake may self - release
The parking brake lever cable is too long which may cause the locking mechanism to extend beyond the last tooth of the sector when the park brake is engaged. This condition may cause the parking brake to self-release.
Fix: Recall affected vehicles and replace parking brake cable with shorter cable. Additionally as part of the above recall the repair contained in Daimler-Chrysler Technical Service Bulletin 05i-801-99 relating to parking brake imbalance will be carried out on affected vehicles.
Recalled models: VOYAGER · 15,678 vehicles
Checking a Chrysler Voyager before you buy
Look at the parts above at the viewing, and read the car’s own MOT history: advisories for the same parts suggest the problem is already starting. Sweep’s free check shows every MOT, advisory and mileage reading for a registration.