Chrysler says they are covering some of it's 1996 vans and claim we are not covered. Dealer concurred that our van was having the same problems as the potential recall is describing. We can't believe that selective coverage within the same year is logical since our van is having the same problems. To summarize the problem: Fuel leaks(streams) from the rail just above the manifold through the engine. Thank god we realized the problem before a fire broke out. Does it take a death before companies are liable?

- Cave Creek, AZ, USA

Consumer smelled fumes in the passenger's compartment. Dealer replaced fuel injection system. A recall has been issued on vehicle make and model, owner notification has not began.

- Worthington, MN, USA

Vehicle has a leak in fuel injection fuel rail. Dealer repairing vehicle.

- Missouri City, TX, USA

O - rings on fuel tank failed also; Chrysler took no part in $500 repair of transmission;windshield wipers coming on by themselves again less than two years later.

- Cincinnati, OH, USA

Intermittently vehicle will stall out and die without warning. Dealer has inspected and replaced various parts of fuel injection system, and have not corrected the problem. Manufacturer has been notified. The customer had the vehicle serviced several times for various possible causes but the problem still exists.

- Colorado Springs, CO, USA

This vehicle was taken in twice for fuel leak recall 00V268000, and problem has not been fixed. Passenger's compartment was filled with fumes while driving.

- Ft. Pierce, FL, USA

There is a crack in the seal of O-ring which caused gas to gush out onto manifold of engine. Mechanic replaced O-ring seal.

- Westerville, OH, USA

Fuel injection rail sealed orings leaking fuel. Same as campaign #895 with vehicle specifications apply except for VIN #. this VIN # should be added to the other VIN# that apply for this campaign. Problem description matches exactly. NHTSA campaign id number: 00V268000

- Goldsboro, NC, USA

Fuel injection rail is leaking fuel onto the engine. Dealer has been notified.

- Mesa, AZ, USA

Owner paid for both repairs. Was told by repairman on 12/01/99 that wiper switch is known to be faulty.

- Horicon, WI, USA

Service engine soon light appeared. Dealer checked for codes in system. Found multiple misfires. Checked and found #2 and #3 injectors faulty. Disassembled top of engine and replaced both bad injectors. Dealer also proceeded to perform complete tune-up on engine due to bad injectors. This tune-up done even after owners manual states that tune-ups only required every 100,000 miles.

- Seaford, NY, USA

While driving the vehicle stalls unexpectedly which almost caused an accident.

- Partsmouth, RI, USA