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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / March 2005

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84 Voyager Struts

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Red Ryder - 07 Mar 2005 04:46 GMT
I researched the source of a 500 Hz vibration at idle, mostly in the
cab and I think I've located it as being the exhaust resonator
touching the frame.

The questions are:
1.    Will replacing the struts increase the clearance between the
resonator and frame.
2.    Do the helical springs loose their springiness and collapse, making
the repair above ineffective.
3.    How do I tell if struts are "leaking" – everything looks pretty
oily

Notes:
1.    I replaced the front motor mount which was chewed up.
2.    The other two motor mounts appear intact.
3.    Engine size = 2.6L

Thanks for your help.
maxpower - 07 Mar 2005 22:26 GMT
> I researched the source of a 500 Hz vibration at idle, mostly in the
> cab and I think I've located it as being the exhaust resonator
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>
> Thanks for your help.
Are you refering to the catylitic convertor hitting the k frame on accel?
Causing this noise? And does it not do it in reverse?
Alex Rodriguez - 08 Mar 2005 18:06 GMT
>3.      How do I tell if struts are "leaking" – everything looks pretty
>oily

clean up the struts.  Drive around for a while.  Then check the strut
again.  If it is oil, it is probably leaking.
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Alex
 
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