My T&C began leaking from under the dash on the passenger side. At first it was intermittent and usually after a heavy rain, when I would turn on my ac/defrost/heat. We had our vehicle inspected for a leak. None was found, neither was the source of the water coming inside the vehicle. Now the water drips all the time, as long as the HVAC controls are on. It is now affecting the HVAC controls: Although I'm trying not to run it, when on I can feel the cool air but it is not blowing. I suspect the motors to the HVAC and possibly wipers are being effected by whatever is going on under the dash. It has all happened around the same time. There is no recall for this issue for my model year, but the same exact issue was recalled on the 08 model. "these vehicles may experience a heating and air conditioner (HVAC) condensate leak from the HVAC drain grommet onto the occupant restraint control (orc) module, which can lead to the illumination of the airbag warning light and a potential inadvertent airbag deployment without warning. Consequence:an inadvertent airbag deployment could result in injury to the seat occupant in front of the deploying airbag and/or a vehicle crash." When I told this to Chrysler Corp, they said there was nothing they could do. So I said, so who do I call to settle a law suit when the airbag deploys with out warning and causes me to crash, putting me and my young children in severe danger? she said, well you need to go to a dealership and get it fixed.I know that, and I will, but I think it is negligent on their part to not accept for a manufacturers defect that they are familiar with from previous T&C years. Now I have to go accrue a huge bill for Chrysler to take apart the dash and fix their problem with my vehicle. I just don't think it's right.

- Summerville, SC, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Chrysler Town and country. The contact stated that while driving 45 mph, he crashed into the passenger's side of another vehicle. The air bags failed to deploy. There was substantial damage to the driver's side of the contact's vehicle. A passenger in the contact's vehicle sustained a chest injury from the seat belts. The passenger also sustained an eye injury. Both the contact and the passenger were transported to the hospital for treatment. The police were notified and a report was filed. The vehicle was towed to a salvage yard. The contact was waiting information from the insurance company to determine the cause of the failure. The manufacturer was not notified. The failure mileage was 55,000. Updated 4/24/13 updated 05/14/2013

- Lake Isabella, MI, USA

Traveling in rush hour traffic when the Chevy Silverado applied his brakes all of a sudden. Tried to change lanes, but couldn't as there was cars present. Hit the Silverado in the middle to drivers side front end. Being the main point of contact. Yet the drivers air bag did not deploy. The car was totaled, as the frame was bent and there was extensive damaged to the front of the vehicle.

- Aurora, CO, USA

On July 5th, 2011 the above mentioned Chrysler van left the highway at a speed of approximately 65 miles an hour and entered a drainage basin. The vehicle came to an abrupt stop when the front of the vehicle came into contact with an earth "berm" that acted as a wall for the drainage basin. The entire front of the vehicle was damaged to a point that it was considered to be a total loss by the insurance company. The radiator was pushed back into the engine compartment and the front bumper was pulled completely under the vehicle. Two tires were flattened and some minor body damage was done to the rear of the vehicle as well. But, not a single air bag deployed during, or after this incident.

- Tryon, NC, USA