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Lancia Voyager I faults

1 fault documented by at least two sources, listed by version then by mileage at onset when known.

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Reliability
4.5/5

1 known fault

2.8 Multijet 163 BVA

  1. Automatic gearbox: jerking and reported replacements

    Severity 2/3 · Costly

    Some owners describe a sluggish automatic gearbox, with abrupt gear changes and slipping at around 85-95 km/h (forum thread where the torque converter or a sensor is suggested as the cause, with reading of fault codes recommended) and one isolated case of the gearbox being replaced at 89,000 km (Caradisiac review). Other owners have reported no problems: these are individual accounts, not statistics.

    Versions
    2.8 Multijet 163 BVA, 2.8 Multijet II 178 BVA, 3.6 V6 283 BVA
    Onset
    not documented
    Repair
    not documented

2.8 Multijet II 178 BVA

  1. Automatic gearbox: jerking and reported replacements

    Severity 2/3 · Costly

    Some owners describe a sluggish automatic gearbox, with abrupt gear changes and slipping at around 85-95 km/h (forum thread where the torque converter or a sensor is suggested as the cause, with reading of fault codes recommended) and one isolated case of the gearbox being replaced at 89,000 km (Caradisiac review). Other owners have reported no problems: these are individual accounts, not statistics.

    Versions
    2.8 Multijet 163 BVA, 2.8 Multijet II 178 BVA, 3.6 V6 283 BVA
    Onset
    not documented
    Repair
    not documented

3.6 V6 283 BVA

  1. Automatic gearbox: jerking and reported replacements

    Severity 2/3 · Costly

    Some owners describe a sluggish automatic gearbox, with abrupt gear changes and slipping at around 85-95 km/h (forum thread where the torque converter or a sensor is suggested as the cause, with reading of fault codes recommended) and one isolated case of the gearbox being replaced at 89,000 km (Caradisiac review). Other owners have reported no problems: these are individual accounts, not statistics.

    Versions
    2.8 Multijet 163 BVA, 2.8 Multijet II 178 BVA, 3.6 V6 283 BVA
    Onset
    not documented
    Repair
    not documented

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Read fault codes

An OBD scanner plugged in under the steering wheel shows stored fault codes, even with warning lights off: useful during the test drive.

Parts and maintenance

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