'89 Voyager - Rear light casing broken - European spec

Aug 12, 2003 4 Replies
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Trying to replace the rear-left light casing on a '89 Voyager. Chrysler USA, UK, Germany and Belgium all say that the part is no longer manufactured and tha they cannot find a dealer with an old one in stock.



I am also putting queries out to breakers yards - but nothing yet.



The European light casing is different to USA - it is not all red.



I have the vehicle VIN and I can see that the original part number from the base of the casing is: STANLEY 043-8765L (I also sent an email to Stanley of Japan but no reply)



My local Chrysler dealer says that I cannot fit US (red) lights because I will then fail the annual car inspection (in UK).


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Try a dealer in Mexico. Good luck. I hear getting current parts from them is a challenge.

Richard.

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Hit

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and search [chrysler voyager schlachtfest] . It seems Ebay is popular in Germany for parting out cars, and there's usually a fairly high number of older Voyagers. Another such source is
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sort by price and look at the low end of the results, which are often "parting out" ads. Use
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to help you with the German.

That's true. If you get *really* desperate, you can fit the US red lights and then add separate amber indicators and a separate red rear fog as required to pass MoT.

DS

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May be this is a solution for you: A firm near Augsburg Germany "Auto Neuhörl" is a specialist for american cars and an excellent source of used spare parts. I bought my Voyager there and several parts too. Its phone number is 0049 821 499999.

Good Luck Peter

Paul Webster schrieb in im Newsbeitrag: 9%3_a.10629$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfep4-winn.server.ntli.net...

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Looks like they have found one - and are going to dismantle and send over in next couple of days. Thanks a lot.

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