I have a 1999 Plymouth Voyager with a 3.3 L engine. Every time it rains or snow the serpentine belt comes off, making it impossible to steer vehicle. I have 5 children that I take from place to place. The alternator stops charging as well. When this happens I lose all control of the vehicle and I cannot steer the vehicle or control the vehicle.

- Jamaica, NY, USA

Every time it's really wet out raining or snow my serpentine belt comes off, this is becoming a huge problem cause no one knows how to fix this, well when belt comes off you cant steer it's very hard to turn wheel, nothing has been done to correct failure other then keep spending money on new belts if you lost then while driving.

- Blairsville, PA, USA

1999 Plymouth Voyager caught fire in the engine compartment. Ohio traffic crash report.

- Sandusky, OH, USA

1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager throws serpentine belt when driving through a puddle, resulting in loss of steering.

- Nazareth, PA, USA

Vehicle not wanting to switch gears. It goes very slow until finally it switches over. The oil was leaking out of the van. The oil leak was repaired. As for the transmission, it all started off when it would slow by itself. Then it gradually got worse. On 02-12-03 I had taken it in to get checked for a oil leak and the problem with the gears not shifting. I was told I needed transmission service, to replace the valve cover gasket, and to replace the transmission output shaft seal. I did the repair that was supposed to fix the problem but of course it didn't. I took it in to the dealer and they found nothing wrong with the gears. But said a fuel injection cleaning, throttle body cleaning, and a tune up would fix the problem. This was done on March 26, 2003. They replaced the throttle body gasket and spark plugs. They did find a leak in the head gasket. They had to replace cylinder head gasket, water pump and timing belt. In November of 2000 the front pump seal was leaking, pan gasket leaking, side cover leaking, differential cover leaking, and rear main oil seal leaking. They removed the transaxle, removed and replaced the rear main seal. A few months ago the engine light started coming on when gears wouldn't shift. And it got worse everyday. Now the engine light is on all the time. I took it into aamco on 04-23-2004 to get it checked out. They said it wasn't safe to drive so they had to tow it to their station. It passed all the equipment testing and was told it may just be the spark plugs. So I replaced the spark plugs that day. It ran well for a little while. Then it started again. I had to stop driving my vehicle because it is a potential danger to my family. It would go very very slow when I was trying to cross the road. And with on coming vehicles on both sides we could easily get into a major collision. I have tried to talk to the Chrysler but they refused to help me. And at this point I still don't know what is wrong with it.

- Mayport, FL, USA

Inferior quality oil pan...oil pan leaked thru on 99 Plymouth Voyager at 5 ys and 84T mile.releasing oil along van frame and brakes..causing smoke and strong odor in van comaprtment.had to replace oil pan thru chyrsler as no one else had it.per dealer and mechanics this should not have happened at that mileage and year.Chrysler corporate refused to help and could care less..letter to CEO at daimler Chrysler and fax went unanswered..

- Barrington , RI, USA

While driving, the engine warning light came on, then the vehicle overheated. The dealership replaced the thermostat and gasket, but the problem recurred.

- Sewell, NJ, USA