This comprehensive repair manual provides detailed instructions for all repairs on your Chrysler Grand Voyager, Plymouth Voyager, and Dodge Grand Caravan, covering model years 1984 to 1995. The manual is the same one used by garages and workshops to professionally repair these vehicles, giving you the technical knowledge needed to keep your minivan in top condition and save money on repairs. The manual contains detailed illustrations, diagrams, technical specifications, and step-by-step explanations for all repairs, making it easy to follow even if you don't have extensive mechanical experience. The content includes sections covering chassis, engine and transmission identification numbers, body code plates, lubrication and maintenance, vehicle lifting procedures, engine oil, filters, and coolant, air filter and crankcase ventilation, fuel system, drivetrain, clutch and transmission, automatic transmission fluid changes, front suspension, rear wheel bearing lubrication and adjustment, front suspension alignment (camber and toe), shock absorbers and strut assembly, and front axle ball joints and tie rod ends, among many other topics.

The Chrysler Grand Voyager, Plymouth Voyager, and Dodge Grand Caravan, collectively known as the "Minivan Trio," dominated the minivan market from 1984 to 1995. These vehicles, built upon a shared platform, revolutionized family transportation with their innovative design and practical features. The Grand Voyager, marketed by Chrysler, offered upscale trims and luxurious appointments, while the Voyager, sold by Plymouth, catered to budget-conscious families. The Grand Caravan, the Dodge offering, presented a more sporty and aggressive aesthetic. All three vehicles shared a spacious interior with multiple seating configurations, large cargo areas, and a focus on comfort and convenience. The Minivan Trio introduced features that became staples in the segment, such as sliding doors, power windows, a high roofline for headroom, and a low floor for easy entry and exit. Their success was further bolstered by their reliability, fuel efficiency, and family-friendly appeal, making them a popular choice for parents and families seeking a versatile and practical vehicle.

These vehicles were the pioneers of a new era in family transportation, breaking away from the traditional station wagon designs of the past. They offered a unique combination of space, comfort, and practicality, making them ideal for families on the go. The Minivan Trio's impact on the automotive industry was undeniable, as it led to a surge in minivan production and sales, challenging the dominance of traditional sedans and station wagons. Their influence is still evident today, as minivans continue to be a popular choice for families, with manufacturers adapting and refining the design elements introduced by the Chrysler, Plymouth, and Dodge minivans of the 1980s and 1990s. The Minivan Trio's legacy lies in its ability to redefine the concept of family transportation, paving the way for the modern minivan market as we know it today.