1992 dodge caravan customer states that no letter regarding recall on brakes was sent. Customer also paid to have car fixed and it took 3 dealerships to get the problem fixed right**cc
1992 Dodge Caravan brakes complaints
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Tl*- the contact owns a 1992 dodge caravan. The contact knew there was a recall, and the brakes were not operating normally. The anti lock brake warning light illuminated while driving 55 MPH. The dealer refused to perform recall repairs until the contact paid a fee. The mechanic stated that the hydraulic pump and piston assembly and a bleeding the brake line needed to be repaired. The contact called daimler chrysler and they stated the contact should be reimbursed. After performing the repairs the mechanic stated they didn't honor the recall. The contact stated the hydraulic unit failed. The current and failure mileage were 142,000. The mechanic and service adviser requested the contact leave the property after he advised them that the repair wasn't complete and confirmed with them the initials listed on the parts to be replaced were still on the vehicle. The contacts invoice stated that the parts were replaced.
Dt*: the contact stated the vehicle leaked brake fluid, requiring extreme force on the brake pedal to stop the vehicle. It was taken to a service dealer, who notified the contact that the VIN was included in the federal safety agency recall #96v099000 which pertains to the antilock service brakes. The dealer replaced the ABS pump and motor assembly, which temporarily corrected the problem. The vehicle's brakes failed again while driving 5 MPH, and the brake pedal became very difficult to depress. The vehicle was returned to the service dealer, who was unable to perform the repairs due to a lack of parts. The dealer stated that the part would not be available for 2 months. The manufacturer was contacted, who was unable to provide assistance. Updated 10/31/2006 - the master cylinder was replaced for o-ring leak.
Dt: the contact took the car to dealer for repairs for the ABS several times and it never has been completely repaired. The ABS brakes did not stop vehicle quickly enough. When the pump worked it pumped fluid out onto the ground. The dealer worked on vehicle 1-2 months ago. They replaced a pressure pump, but were waiting on the rest of the parts to fix the car. . The manufacturer told the contact it would be another 2-4 months before the parts came in. The consumer cited recall 96v099000 on the brakes a long time ago. He took the car to dealer for recall repairs, and they told him there was nothing wrong with the car.
Dt: consumer bought used dodge caravan with 108, 000 miles. Currently, vehicle has 112, 000 miles. Vehicle was taken to dealer, and dealer found the hydraulic control unit/ABS pump motor were faulty. Both components were replaced under recall 685, on may 5, 2002, vehicle had 88, 199 miles on it. They replaced failed components with rebuilt equipment. Howeve, vehicle was leaking brake fluid, and the pedal was stiff. While driving through charlotte north carolina brakes went out. On about july 7, 2005. Friend at dealer told consumer that the control unit for ABS was about $2000. Consumer has not yet been able to fix vehicle due to excessive cost. Consumer has been told that the hydraulic control unit wa sleaking and causing the problem.
1992 dodge caravan with bendix 10 ABS, recently purchased from private party. 11/16/04 took vehicle to service department of maroone dodge; ABS warning light on, fluid being ejected from brake fluid reservoir. *jbwas advised that a recall had been issued on problem but not performed. Left vehicle for recall service. 11/30/04 I was told the vehicle was ready and went to the dealer. I was told I had to pay the bill of $1,108.67 before inspecting the vehicle, which I did. I have the parts replaced. As I drove the vehicle away, the ABS warning light was still on. I drove the vehicle 122 miles running some errands and home. As I neared home the brakes failed completely and the brake fluid was ejected from the reservoir. The vehicle has not moved since. 12/10/04 wrote a detailed complaint, addressed to daimler/chrysler with a copy to maroone. 1/7/05 received response from d/c, dated 1/3/05, stating problem must be resolved with dealer. Have never received any response from dealer, maroone. 1/31/05 contacted the credit card company that handled the transaction and placed the transaction in dispute. 2/1/05 filed complaints with palm beach county, fl, and state of florida. Subsequently learned that this defect apparently cannot be repaired; that the federal safety agency has investigated this problem.
Brakes were defective, and vehicle kept going when the brakes were applied. Dealer replaced the accumulator valve. But, brakes were still defective. Manufacturer stated there was a recall on the control valve, and consumer paid for the repairs.*ak recall on service brakes, hydraulic:pedals and linkages and service brakes, hydraulic:antilock # 91v170000 & 96v099000.
Recall no.#96v099000, hydraulic brake system; the vehicle was repaired under the recall in april 2004. At that time the consumer was charged $93.96 for labor and other materials. Now the vehicle is suffering the same problems that the recall is about.
When driving the vehicle at an undetermined speed, the ABS light would appear on the dashboard. The consumer had informed the dealer about this issue on two separate occasions; however, the mechanics were unable to duplicate the problem.
While braking brake pedal was very hard. Driver had to press harder to get the vehicle to stop.
The vehicle experienced a valve leak that resulted in ABS failure. The dealership replaced the actuator, but the problem still existed.*ak *ph
About five months ago ABS system went out. Vehicle was taken to the dealer on 6/9/2003. Dealer told the consumer that ABS system was under warranty. Tstarted to work on the vehicle and it needed more parts which were not under warranty. The owner of the vehicle decided to take the vehicle without getting the other parts. While driving the lost all brake power.
While driving the vehicle at 35mph vehicle suffer a suddenly acceleration this happen twice and just one day. Dealer has inspected the vehicle and could not duplicate or correct the problem. Please provide further information.
The ABS light illuminated on the dashboard.
Abs brake failure/ constantly and repeatedly.
The brake pedal was sometimes soft and traveled to the floor, the dealer stated a dual switch needed to be replaced. *jb the ABS light was intermittent. Service dealer stated that there was a poor module connection. There was braking fluid coming from the dual function. The dual function was replaced again and the sensor. Scc
When the brake was applied, the vehicle experienced extended stopping distance.
The consumer was driving when the ABS system failed. As the consumer attempted to slow down, both ABS brake lights had come on, then the consumer lost the power assist and brake pedal, eventually hitting the vehicle in front of him. Scc
While applying ABS brakes they failed and ABS braking system light appeared on dashboard. Dealer was aware of problem.
Consumer stated that when trying to apply the brakes the brake pedal would go to the floor causing the vehicle to have extended stopping distance. Dealer notified ts
Consumer states that since 1999, they have been having the same problem with their anti lock brakes as stated in recall #96 v 099 000. Had brakes service by dealership many times for this problem. Problem still exsist. Ts
The hydr pump system after recall was done. Ts
Consumer states of having problems with the ABS pump motor. Dealer was contacted. Ts
Dealer refused to do recall 91v170000 repairs because brake part didn't match. But no where in recall letter is brake part mentioned.
Brake line has cracked and is leaking fluid, making it to hard to stop and extended stopping distance. Dealer notified.
Dodge has varying recall 96v099000 on hydraulic boast ABS system: unlimited on boast pump, 100,000 mi on accumulator and transducer valves. Dodge replaces pump and warn that pump will fail. If failed accumulator and transducers are not replaced: cost $850. System will suffer integral failure. *ph *nlm **dimsii ivoq entry posted after 12/12/02 cut over to artemis**765657
While driving at any speed applies brakes and anti-lock brake system will lock. Dealer has been notified; however , was unable to solve problem because could not duplicate it.
When coming to a stop brake pedal was very hard. Took vehicle to dealer, and they stated that ABS hydrolic control unit failed. Cause unknown. Please provide any further information.
Abs has failed three times which resulted in extended stopping distance, and brakes were applied with excessive force. Vehicle was going 20mph, slowing for a stop when brake pedal got stiff and rolled to a stop. Abs light was illuminated and stayed on. Problem has gotten worse since a year ago. Abs pump/ motor/ module, and fluid were changed. Dealer was aware of problem. Please provide more information.
When applying brakes pedal feels stiff, and ABS light comes on. Braking distance is normal. Vehicle at dealer at this time.
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