The contact owns a 1996 Chrysler Voyager. After purchasing the vehicle, the defogger failed to operate normally. The driver had to stop the vehicle in order to clean the windows. There have been several failures with the vehicle since it was purchased. The engine was rebuilt and the serpentine belt was replaced on five occasions. The steering was replaced incorrectly by a dealer and was authorized by the manufacturer to be replaced. The brakes and the heating system were replaced under the extended warranty; however, the brakes were replaced four times. The contact was charged $100 per visit. Invoices are available if needed. A complaint was also filed with the state attorney general. The contact is disabled and aware of the safety risk involved in the numerous vehicle failures. On March 27, 2008, the dealer replaced the manifold and cylinder. On April 14, 2008, while making a right turn at approximately 30 mph, the steering wheel locked. The vehicle was towed back to the dealer. The dealer stated that they really care about their customers and would be willing to do a buyout. The powertrain was unknown. The failure mileage was 68,000 and current mileage was 80,995.

- Willoughby , OH, USA

The contact stated there were several safety defects within vehicle. The service dealer attempted to repair the vehicle numerous times. There was a problem with the defrosting system, the air conditioning belt, heater core, and heater blower, they were all replaced. The replacement of these parts did not solve the defrosting problem. The steering column shook while driving at normal speeds. The dealer has not been able to diagnose the source of the steering vibration. There was a squeaking noise in the brakes. The dealer said this was normal because the vehicle was not in use for a long period of time. The dealer indicated the noise would end with normal use, but the noise continued. Updated 12/7/2005 -

- Mentor, OH, USA

In April 2003, the vehicle was taken to an auto body shop for maintenance on the air conditioning. The mechanic noticed the strut towers were rusting. The consumer then took the vehicle to Chrysler, who stated the problem was not normal. The consumer called the manufacturer, who would not cover any of the cost.

- Rib Lake, WI, USA

While driving with the air conditioner on, it suddenly stop working. Had to take vehicle to dealer, and they found the A/C fan had burned without prior warning, and had to be replaced.

- Buqueye, AZ, USA

When air conditioner is in use during summer months condensation leaks into steering shaft, causing steering wheel to lock up and stick when driving, and attempting to make a turn. This problem has been present since date of purchase. Dealer has been contacted.

- Dayton, OH, USA

Ther was a strong fuel odor outside of vehicle, consumer had taken vehicle to dealer, who noticed a leak at rollover valves. Dealer stated that entire fuel tank needed replacement. Consumer stated problem seems to have been in existance for a number of years, also air condition not cooling properly, and the fan motor blower seems to be inoperative.

- Cortlandt Manor, NY, USA

Having problem with ac compressor, oil leak, sliding door panel

- Detroit, MI, USA

The air compressor is noisy and the A/C is not cold enough, dealer added freon. Nlm

- Artesia, CA, USA

Loud scrapping sound produced by ac compressor and possible fan belt failure.

- Chicago, IL, USA

Consumer was driving when there was a loud noise coming from vehicle. Mechanic informed her that engine head had cracked, and noise was coming from air conditioner compressor that broke in half. Please provide any additional information/attachments.

- Council Bluff, IA, USA

Power steering went out when driving through mudd puddles at 40 mph or in car wash. Taken to dealer, belt had come off. Repaired it, but had no answer why it happened. This has happened lots of times. Also, windshield wipers came on while driving, switch has been replaced 5 times. The main belt failed. The water pump failed. The transmission was leaking. The A/C compressor went out burning on freeway.

- Spring, TX, USA

When air conditioner is turned on it would blow warm air & make hissing noises. Would also have an odor coming from the vent. Took to dealer to check air conditioner. Was informed by mechanic that evaporator core was the problem & needed replacement.

- Burlington, VT, USA

Air conditioning blew outside of panel, and took the belt out. Power steering was gone. Vehicle had to be towed.

- Popular Grove, IL, USA

Air conditioner flashed hot and then cold when trying to operate. Dealer has not been contacted.

- Brooklyn, NY, USA

Air conditioning system was not working properly.

- Watertown, WI, USA

The air-conditioner failed to work properly during the first hot spell of the year. The dealer diagnosed a coolant leak. Although it was a slow leak that very likely began while the vehicle was under warrenty, Plymouth would only pay 70% of the repair bill because the problem was discovered after the 36000 mile warrenty ran out. The cost of diagnosis was not covered at all.

- Oshkosh, WI, USA

Already a hidden warranty for this on lhs and concorde 1996

- Maybrook, NY, USA

No summary

- San Diego, CA, USA

The evaporator for the air conditioner has developed a leak and I have lost all coolant. The repair costs are substantial because the front dash has to be removed to replace the evaporator. Although my mini-van is less than 3 years old, it is out of warranty due to the mileage. A friend of mine who owns an autobody shop mentioned that he has replaced quite a few evaporators in Voyager & Caravan mini-vans recently. Is this a common problem with these mini-vans?

- Toronto Ontario Canada, CA, USA

Air conditioner is spraing out out white flakes, some kind of material from inside of air conditioning vents onto passenger and driver which is causing skin irritations and burns. Tsb is out for the Voyager 95.

- Lancaster, PA, USA