1993 Independent Mobility Chrysler Town & Country Problems: 0 Complaints, 1 Recall

The worst 1993 Independent Mobility Chrysler Town & Country problems

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SeatsReported April 5, 1995 · 48 vehicles affected

What is wrong: During testing of fmvss no. 207, "seating systems," the seat base deforms allowing the seat back anchorages to detach from the floor. This does not meet the requirements of fmvss no. 207.
Risk: Consequence of non-compliance: occupants in seats that do no meet the minimum load requirements of fmvss 207 are subject to increased risk of injury in a suddent stop or accident.
Remedy: Independent mobility systems dealers will replace the seat base extension with a redesigned seat base extension.

Recall number 95V075000 · Recall details

Bulletins tell dealers how to fix known problems. A warranty extension means the manufacturer pays for that repair for longer.

Is the 1993 Independent Mobility Chrysler Town & Country reliable?

Owners have filed 0 complaints about the 1993 Independent Mobility Chrysler Town & Country.

What is the most common problem with the 1993 Independent Mobility Chrysler Town & Country?

There are not enough complaints to tell.

How many recalls does the 1993 Independent Mobility Chrysler Town & Country have?

1 recall, covering seats.

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