I have a 95 eagle talon tsi and I have a transfer case noise and leaky transfer case it is part of the transfer case recall 780. Chrysler says the recall is one time only everything I have read says safety recalls are for the life of the vehicle. I contacted a dealership and they said there was no such recall. I am afraid it is going to lock up after reading about it online
1995 Eagle Talon transmission problems
56 complaints (27% of all complaints for this car). Typical mileage when it fails: 88,740.
- owner complaints
- 56
- of this car's complaints
- 27%
- typical mileage
- 88,740
- crashes
- 0
- recalls
- 1
Which part fails
- Automatic transmission21
- Automatic transmission: lever and linkage: column shift12
- Transfer case (4-wheel drive)6
- Manual transmission5
- Clutch assembly4
- Driveline: driveshaft3
- Axle assembly: axle shaft2
- Axle assembly2
At what mileage
Complaints by mileage at the time of the problem.
Eagle Talon transmission problems in other years
Specific symptoms reported on the 1995 Eagle Talon transmission
Phrases found in the owners' own descriptions, so one complaint can mention several symptoms.
Related recalls
Power train: automatic transmission
- What is wrong
- Vehicle description: passenger vehicles. Lockup of the transfer case can occur due to insufficient lubrication.
- Risk
- This condition can cause a loss of vehicle control, increasing the risk of a crash.
- Remedy
- Dealers will inspect the vehicles for adequacy of the transfer case oil volume, transfer case oil leakage, and operational degradation of the transfer case mechanism. If oil volume is insufficient, the appropriate amount of oil will be added. If there is transfer case oil leakage, affected components will be replaced. If the transfer case shows operational degradation, the transfer case will be replaced.
Recall number 98V069002 · Recall details
What 1995 Eagle Talon owners say
Most recent owner complaints, unedited.
Transmission locked up, intermittent slippage, gears/transmission unable to engage. Manufacture and dealer fail to cover cost to repair.
1995 eagle talon tsi automatic transmission went out. Here's how... I wasn't even moving and went into the car wash and nothing happened car didn't even move. It will start in park and neutral. But will not go in gear. No sound was made I was going in the car wash and went to push on the gas and car did not go anywhere. So the employee's there had to push it through the car wash. Will not shift at all. Fluid level is good and clean has been served before but why did it go out. I've check everything. By the way im certified in automotives both gas and diesel. So I know what im talking about. So the recall should cover it.... It better. It would cost me over $1800.00 to fix it.
Driving home from work one day when I made a left turn my RPM's went down from about 3000 to 1400 and I had problems engaging the clutch. When I got home, I went online and started my research on my vehicle. I found out that I could possibly be the crank pulley. My vehicle is 15 years old and I know that, but when I research the recalls on it, there were 14 safety recalls. While I don't want the car to lock up on me driving at highway speeds I have to fix that but in this day and age, how am I suppose to pay for all the defects? I certainly can't afford all the repairs and living in a rural area where I have no co-workers living by me how do I do the repairs and stay without a car and keep my job. I did what I thought almost everyone does and checked a carfax report but that doesn't shoe the recalls. I wish I was aware of that but now I feel like I'm driving a timebomb waiting for something to happen. Do any dealerships see this and fix them after 10 + years just for someone's safety? I'm a single dad and can't afford to lose my job or fix the car but people should be more aware of these things instead of just seeing carfax commercials. Please advise. Should I contact the insurance carrier now that I know this?
My transfer case on my 95 eagle talon tsi awd locked up on me back in july of 05, there was a safety recall on it and it was replaced for free. In feb 06 the transfer case locked up again not even 7 months after having the new one put on. Chrysler don't know if there going to replace it again free of charge because they said they already did it once. Basically when a car gets recalled it means there supposed to fix the part that's defective and I shouldn't have to worry about it again. They replaced a bad, leaky transfer case with a bad leaky transfer case and there saying that its fixed. Two wrongs don't make a right. Why should I pay 2700.00 dollars for a new transfer case that's gonna lock up on me again? Replacing a dangerous part with the same identical dangerous part is not recalling a vehicle. I tried talking to chrysler and they were not polite and just rude about my concern.
My wheels locked up while I was doing about 60 MPH. It caused me to swerve into the other lane. Thank god there was not any traffic coming or someone could of been hurt. The mechanic said its the transfer case, which is already got a recall but there is a thing that all talons, eclipses, and lasers get from their years of 90-98, have a thing called crankwalk which can cause accidents also but chrysler or mitsubishi wont take responsibility for.
The consumer lost control of the vehicle because the steering wheel locked. The consumer pulled off the road, and the vehicle was towed. The consumer stated that there was a part that came off of the vehicle. It was later found that the transfer case fell out, which caused other damage and low level of oil, even though the fluid level was checked prior. The manufacturer told the consumer that the vehicle needs to be taken to the dealership for evaluation. After the evaluation, the service manager stated this wasn't the problem. Owner has documentation of service records. The federal safety agency recall campaign 98v069002 transfer case. *ak *sc
While driving applied the clutch into fourth gear and vehicle stalled. A loud banging noise was heard from the front. Consumer restarted vehicle and drove it home. Contacted the dealer, and mechanic determined that transfer case and transmission failed, and were replaced twice. Consumer was responsible for payment of parts and labor.
While driving, the transmission was thrown into another gear unexpectedly. This caused a knocking noise underneath the hood. The driver took the vehicle to the dealer for analysis. The mechanic could not duplicated the problem.
Consumer experienced catastrophic failure of the transfer case while driving resulting in stalling. Related recall 98v069002, consumer's v.I.n. Not included.
Questions about the 1995 Eagle Talon transmission
Does the 1995 Eagle Talon have transmission problems?
Owners have filed 56 complaints about the transmission of the 1995 Eagle Talon, 27% of all its complaints, more than any other problem.
At what mileage do 1995 Eagle Talon transmission problems start?
The typical (median) mileage in owner complaints is 88,740 miles.
Was there a recall on the 1995 Eagle Talon transmission?
Yes, 1 recall: 98V069002. Check your VIN to see if your car still needs the free repair.
What year does the Eagle Talon have bad transmission?
The Eagle Talon model years with the most transmission complaints are 1995 (56 complaints), 1991 (55 complaints) and 1990 (41 complaints).
Other 1995 Eagle Talon problems
Suspension 53Engine 33Electrical 23Brakes 19Fuel system 18Airbags 12Visibility 10Acceleration 8Body 6Seat belts 6Steering 6Lights 5Seats 3Tires 3Driver assistance 1Locks 1Wheels 1
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