If you live in the South West then original Chrysler sidesteps will help to keep your Voyager afloat in the floods.

Good Luck to all those who are suffering down there.

 

Blow your side steps up to form Floatation Tanks and join the Armada in June. Bless them....

 

The answer is yes and no problems so far. I took a small bit off the engine undertray the other week but didn't touch the front frame. Just have to watch out for high kerbs. Looks like they've come down in price too (bugger it!). Do we live on the same rock in the sea. If so you could come and have a look.

Regards John.

 

Hi John and thanks for that. Are yours the exact same ones in the link I posted? They do look stylish and I'm pleased to hear they don't give you any ride height problems
With regards to rock in the sea, you couldn't be any further away if you tried mate.. Im in Orkney

 

Yes got them from Direct 4X4 in 2010 £244.40 inc carriage and are made by Winbo. They still look fine after 3yrs but make sure the bar bracket nuts/bolts/washers are protected with oil/grease as mine started to rust and looked tatty, but fine now. My partner and I had a good laugh at where your rock is. Bit too far for a look! Bit of luck with the cambelt and DVD eh.

Regards John

PS. My cambelt is due next year. Main dealer quote for belt and service? Wait for it------------------£1100.00

 

i have a side steps for my Chrysler Now find i need fittings , paid 100 pounds for them including post . my Chrysler is 2006 . Also my gearbox is playing up put in drive all ok then go into revverse and it takes a lot of gas to get moveing , Any ideas what it can be

 

It's worth replacing the filter and the transmission fluid but make sure you get the correct fluid.