The 2005 Chrysler Voyager Multipurpose Vehicle Illustrated Parts Catalog provides comprehensive part information and numbers for all Model Year 2005 Chrysler Voyager Multipurpose Vehicles. This manual is your essential resource for accurately identifying and ordering the correct parts for your vehicle. This detailed catalog includes a wealth of information, presented in a clear and organized manner, to help you easily find the parts you need. The manual features detailed illustrations and exploded views of various vehicle components, making it easy to visualize and identify the specific part you require. You'll find information on a wide range of components, including: * VIN Plate Decoding Information * Navigation Kit * Shield Kit-Air Front * Clutch * Modules * Lamps-Front * Air Bags and Clock Springs * Speakers-Antenna * Speed Control * Gear Train * Valve Body * Structural Collar * Intermediate Shaft * Nameplates * Moldings * Cowl and Dash Panel * And many more With this comprehensive parts catalog, you can confidently order the right parts, saving you both time and money.

The 2005 Chrysler Voyager was a minivan that continued the legacy of the popular Plymouth Voyager nameplate, marking a shift in brand identity as Chrysler took over the minivan segment. This generation of Voyager, introduced in 2001, served as a more affordable option compared to the upscale Chrysler Town & Country. It was built on the same platform as the Dodge Caravan and featured a spacious interior, versatile seating configurations, and a host of standard features. The Voyager catered to families and individuals seeking a practical and comfortable vehicle for everyday use. Available in a variety of trim levels, including Base, SE, and LX, the Voyager offered options such as power sliding doors, power windows, air conditioning, and a CD player. Under the hood, it was powered by a 2.4L four-cylinder engine or a 3.3L V6 engine, both offering adequate performance for everyday driving. The 2005 Chrysler Voyager's popularity stemmed from its practicality and affordability. Its spacious cabin, with seating for up to seven passengers and ample cargo space, made it an ideal choice for families on the go. The Voyager's versatility was enhanced by its fold-flat seats and removable middle seats, allowing for easy reconfiguration to accommodate various cargo needs. The Voyager also boasted a comfortable ride and a user-friendly interior. While not as luxurious as the Town & Country, the Voyager offered a functional and reliable experience. The 2005 model year saw minor updates to the interior and exterior styling, along with improved safety features. The Voyager's continued success solidified its position as a strong competitor in the minivan segment, offering a blend of affordability, practicality, and comfort that appealed to a wide range of buyers.