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Chrysler Grand Voyager Seized Engine? Q. Will make this quick, I have a 1997 Chrysler Grand Voyager, 3.3 liter, UK model car. Believe the cam belt went, but discovered the car doesn't have one! Just a timing chain. The mechanics think something in the big end is gone, there is oil at the top of the motor, transmission oil is okay.

My Father in Law saw something about a year ago, he can't recall where, about Chrysler having an issue with a part failing causing the engine to seize. Can you point me in the right direction, a web link is fine Will continue searching your site, and google, to se if there is a known problem.

We are talking at present worst case, a new engine! Want to get Chrysler to pay for this, or some of it, if there is a known fault, or a vehicle recall that was not acted on.

Regards,
David

A. There are no Technical Service Bulletins (TSB) r recalls regarding any engine problems that can cause an engine seizure.

You can check the Chrysler database to see if there are any recalls at all that need to be performed. Recall or Customer Satisfaction Notification Information. Be sure you have your Vehicle Identification Number handy.