While driving the truck came to stop and applied the brakes and the truck did not stop at all. The pedal went right to the floor. The driver had to turn the truck into the grass, and the truck just rolled untill it stopped.
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager brakes complaints
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Whenever driving at various speeds, during wet or dry weather, the brake pedal goes to floor when applied. The ABS light would come on. Abs would kick in on its own at times. Sometimes, ABS brakes would fail when light was on. An intermittent problem. Havs been at dealership 10 different times for problem & it has not been repaired.
Noisy ABS brakes. Dealer also replaced rear brake drums and master cylinder springs.
Abs, speedometer, odometer, tripmeter failure and vehilce fails to start.
When the brakes are applied there is a vibration in the front end, caused by the warped rotors.
Door lock failure/ handle release does not engage from inside vehicle. Mjs
Crash occurred because vehicle's brakes completely failed. Dealer says it's normal.
Brake pads warped and failed.
Rear brakes and shoes failed causing them to make noise.
Rear brakes failed.
Brakes failed.
Fuel tank failed, due to "rollover valve" failing,causing the tank to collapse/leak.
Abs brake failure.
Camshaft broke.
When driving on any type of road condtions there is a grinding noise coming from the brakes. Rear brakes have been replaced twice on 1/5/96, 15,132 miles and on 11/15/96, miles 24, 512. Consumer is still experiencing braking problems.
Engine warning light illuminated.
While trying to apply the ABS brakes, the brakes fail to stop vehicle.
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