Steering problem with 2000 Chrysler Voyager

Discussion in 'Voyager' started by joshi77, Jan 22, 2007.

  1. joshi77

    joshi77 Guest

    I have a used (72K miles) 2000 Chrysler Voyager (3.0 L engine). The van
    had been standing in the airport parking lot for the last three days.
    Last night when I flew back in and tried to drive the car, the steering
    wheel locked on me (unable to turn the when more than a couple of
    degrees). It had rained yesterday and was freezing cold. There was thin
    sheet of ICE on my windshield. My battery light was also flashing,
    although I was able to turn the engine on. After about 10 mins (while I
    was trying to figure out the steering wheel issue), I heard a
    continuous clicking sound and soon after the battery also died on me.
    Any suggestion as to what the issue may be and the estimated repair
    cost.

    Thanks for your feedback.
     
    joshi77, Jan 22, 2007
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  2. sounds like you got a broken fan belt.[ poly v belt ]that drives your
    alt. water pump power steering etc.
     
    alan &marge pepper, Jan 22, 2007
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  3. joshi77

    joshi77 Guest

    Thanks,

    Any estimate for replacing the fan belt - material + labor. Do you
    think there may be an issue with the power steering fluid?
     
    joshi77, Jan 22, 2007
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  4. joshi77

    philthy Guest

    you lost a serpentine belt due to ice/water driping down on it form the
    drain being off it's hook up under the wiper module or a bad tensoner
     
    philthy, Jan 25, 2007
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  5. joshi77

    damnnickname Guest

    Chrysler has come out with a new belt kit that has a double sided belt
    (grooves on both sides) and a new idler pulley and belt tensioner to
    prevent this from happening. Contact your local dealer for the part
    number
    and price.

    Glenn Beasley
    Chrysler tech
     
    damnnickname, Jan 25, 2007
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  6. joshi77

    philthy Guest

    dayco has had it out for years
     
    philthy, Jan 26, 2007
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