Recall 97v-o79 000/ liftgate support bracket: reporting rear liftgate hinges failure due to bolts missing. Injury can occur if liftgate falls down suddenly. Dealer notifed, and informed that this vehicle was not part of recall due to VIN.can the federal safety agency help in this matter.
1992 Plymouth Grand Voyager body complaints
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I was parked on a hill. My eight year old daugher opened the sliding passenger door. It slid open fast and came off the track. The rear part of the door hit the concrete on the driveway. The front part of the door stayed attached. My neighbor held the door while I backed down the driveway. We could not get the door closed nor would it completely come off the track. I called the koons body shop. Some mechanics came, took the door off and then somehow reattached it. If someone had been standing where the sliding door landed a serious injury would have resulted. The manufacturer assumed no responsibility for the problem. I am sure it is some kind of defect in the door. I had to pay for the repair myself. I appealed all the way to the arbitration board but the company would take no responsibility at all since I was past the 12-month warranty period. I think this problem occurred with some frequency with this vehicle since the body shop repairman was very familiar with the problem. I am also having some problems currently (2/27/99) with the right passenger door which is out of alignment and an independent repairman has confirmed that he sees this quite often. I do not think door structures on the body of this car are well made and I believe they may pose some safety hazard.
Received a recall notice 95i001006 in the mail. Called dealer & was informed that no parts were available at that time for the door/hinge attachments.
When lift gate is raised it will not stay up due to hydraulic arms failure.
Right side liftgate support shock broke, fell on owner's wife and pinned her to the ground.
Bolts on rear door failed, allowing door to fall down crashing onto owner's back and pinning her between door and vehicle.
The sliding door fell off the vehicle which almost injured the occupant. Dealer replaced track, but problem is still occurring in which the sliding door won't shut properly while driving.
Liftgate prop rod pivot bolt failed.
The weld that holds the front right side door together failed, causing the door to sag, and also the latch does not work.
Paint on roof and engine compartment is completely peeling off.
Liftgate support bolts/rods failed prior to recall notice.
Mounting bolt on rear hatch lift cylinder failure. Owner unsure of recall statis.
Prop assembly bolt sheared off causing liftgate to fail.
The vehicle liftgate is inoperative due to a defective hydraulic cylinder which caused the metal rod to break the plastic mold.
Inside of door is coming apart from the outside of the door.
Hydraulic cylinder bolt broke, causing the cylinder to hit rear liftgate and the door to pop open.
The passenger door was misaligned due to improper welding.
The bolt on the hatchback which attaches the hinge to the body sheared off. Vehicle was repaired.
Bolt sheared off of the strut holding the rear door.
Side passenger's sliding door came off hinge. Please describe.
Owner states that upon opening the rear hatch of her mini van, the bolt that attaches to the strut broke, causing rear window to crack.
Passenger's door hinge assembly weld is breaking and starting to rust.
The welds are broken on the front passenger side door which can cause misalignment of the door not allowing the door to close properly. Please give more information.
Lift gate support rod broke.
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