1999 Plymouth Voyager Lights Out

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KENVOYAGER
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99 ply voy running lights/directionals are not always working when I need them. I've wiggled the fuse box and can get them on but they can't be trusted to stay on. I hear a clicking noise at the fuse box. and I think I located the small plug in box on the fuse box that is faulty. Do you know of a diagram that I can use to match it up with? How much should this black box plug in cost? Thank you
Aug 31, 2006 at 10:21 AM
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JPAM
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well if you havent got it by now.. that little black box is the relay and is only a few dollars... they well still click when the go out..
so youve nailed it right on the head..

jess s
Sep 17, 2006 at 2:48 PM

Suggested Repair

Replace the small plug-in relay in the fuse box. It is inexpensive, and a failing relay can still click when it stops working.

Conversation Summary

The owner of a 1999 Plymouth Voyager reported intermittent running lights and turn signals. Wiggling the fuse box could restore them, and a clicking noise pointed to a small plug-in box. The expert identified that box as a relay costing only a few dollars and confirmed that relays can still click after they fail.

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