The welds that hold the lifter on the passenger side of the rear tailgate failed. Nlm
1994 Plymouth Grand Voyager body complaints
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Sliding door latch and hinges are deteriorating, and sliding door won't shut properly or open unexpectedly. Please provide further information.
Consumer noticed formaldehyde smell coming from the side panels that were made of a particle board. Material was disintegrating. Smell possibly from the glue used on the panels. Owner wants chrysler to compensate for costs of replacement. *ak
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Problem #1 - rain water entering vehicle. We live in seattle, it rains 50% of the year. Everytime it rains, for the last 3-4 years, water enters the vehicle. We've taken the vehicle to a factory authorized water leak detection company, after 1-2 years and about $500 in bills, they gave up. They found a new leak everytime we brought the car in. As of last thursday, 2/24/2000 , they finally gave up, said they could not justify finding more leaks!! In all they found 6 leaks, none of which were failed seals or otherwise parts that would wear out over time. All found leaks were body welds and other factory defects. We've also taken the car to glass installation stores, etc. Nobody, so far can detect where all the leaks are coming from. Water leak techniques said that all of the leaks they found were factory defects. What's our next step? We just want a dry car. Our 2nd & 3rd problem may be related, and have been occuring almost since the car was new. Basically, the car will stall while driving slowly. Like when starting out at a traffic light or driving through a parking lot. The next problem, the transmission shifts roughly, usually when the engine is warm, sometimes the transmission has trouble shifting into the next gear, almost like the "brain" doesn't tell it to shift. We like our mini-van, we only have about 45,000 original miles on it. We have spent hundreds of dollars trying to remedy the 3 problems, can you help? This vehicle has never been in an accident. The vehicle has had regular maintenance. Iread over the recall items for other 1994 chrysler models, one recall sounds similar the federal safety agency campaign id# 94vo24000.
Owner cannot shut the sliding door all the way. Door comes off the track when trying to open or close it. Dealer has not seen vehicle.
The sliding door broke off from the hinges and may have caused injuries. Dealer said it due to the wear and tear of the door, and that it is normal that door should break off. Common problem. Please provide further information.
When consumer's son closed the sliding door, it fell off. No one was injured.
Side sliding door fell off track.
Sliding door fell off.
While closing sliding door, door fell off in parking lot, almost injuring child. Owner is very concerned for safety.
The consumer open the rear liftgate and discovered the strut had detatched from the frame of the vehicle.
Door seal deteriorated.
Consumer claims went to lift liftgate then went to shut it, strut bar came off vehicle, hit rear window, broke glass window, causing consumer to receive scratches on body. Also found in clothes.
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