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Old 09-08-2005, 03:43 PM
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Question voyager keeps cutting out

i have a 97 voyager.it normally runs ok but all of a sudden it has started cutting out after a couple of seconds.also the led clock displaying the mileage and the trip counter doesnt come on.help pleeeeese,its my first usa car and i dont want to give it up!
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Re: voyager keeps cutting out

sounds like you have a bad ignition switch.
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Re: Re: voyager keeps cutting out

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sounds like you have a bad ignition switch.
yeah i was told it might be the ignition switch before by someone else.thanx!
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