Air bag light stays on and has since first purchased, horn has not worked for about 8 months, cruise control quit working 3 months ago. Reading other complaints it appears there was a recall stating the problem is with the column clock spring. If I could receive a recall for the manufacturer to just provide a replacement column clock spring my nephew would place it on the van.

- Montgomery, AL, USA

Consumer complained about several problems. Recently, the air bag light came on/the odometer stopped reading mileage, and the horn did not work. The cause of these problems had not been determined.

- Hammond, IN, USA

On 2 separate ocassions the speed sensors to the transmission stopped working and it put my 1999 Plymouth Voyager in limp mode and wouldn't allow my vehicle to go above 35mph. I has the sensors replaced at a cost of approx. $250 each time. The dealership admitted frequent problems with the sensors but said Chrysler has not taken any action to consider it a recall item.

- Woodstock, GA, USA

This is my third attempt at getting this matter reported! I have called twice before (around 7/17 and again around 8/7) but have yet to receive the form(s) I need to sign! according to your site my report "is the first step" in getting this very definite safety related defect fixed. I have no air bags that work, as far as I know, no horn (definitely), and no cruise control. I know it is probably the clockspring, but cannot afford to have it fixed!

- Medford, NY, USA

Cunsumer states, when engaging cruise control, the vehicle will start to make a grinding sound. Dealer notified.- cunsumer also stated, going to the dealer on 7-30-02, they said that due to other current problems, as it never had done this before their repair."

- Oxford, MA, USA

On two(2) occassions the speed sensor on this vehicle has gone out. On both incidents the vehicles goes into a protective limp mode which does not allow the vehicle to go over 30mph..

- Tampa, FL, USA

Have spent four months going through repairs etc for problem they admit exists, and they can't fix. We were offered a new van 8/12/99, corporate told them to replace van same day, and they won't! we went tthrough co's a G and the mtr vehlce lic board, who told us to start civil action, as did their own arbitration case adminstr. Since it a nonrepairable issue why can't they be forced to tell consumers?

- Aurora, CO, USA