Vehicle fire nar 1/21/2003 5 minutes after the consumers son parked the vehicle, it caught on fire. After the fire, the consumer learned of a recall regarding a potential fire.
1997 Plymouth Grand Voyager fuel system complaints
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Consumer received recall 002v68, however dealer stated it would be 3-5 weeks before repairs could be made due to lack of parts.
Vehicle is leaking fuel. Consumer has contacted dealer in reference to recall 00v268000; dealer indicated this vehicle was not affected by recall due to VIN. However, consumer's vehicle was experiencing same type of problems as listed in recall. Dealer and manufacturer were refusing to perform recall repairs. Please provide any further details.
Recall 00 v 268 000/fuel leakage: fuel fumes getting into vehicle while driving. Dealer notified, and informed consumer that this vehicle was not covered under recall due to VIN. Feel free to provide any further information.
There is a constant fuel smell inside the vehicle, there is a recall on leaking o- rings. But, this vehicle is not included due to VIN. *ak
Vehicle was leaking fuel from the fuel rails. Recall 00v268000 has been issued on vehicle's make and model; however, this vehicle was not included due to VIN. Consumer was being charged for repairs of defect. Please provide any additional information / attachments.
When van was hit by another vehicle, on the passenger's side at a high rate of speed, there was no deployment of the passenger's front air bag. Also, horn does not work, remote entry on driver's side door does not work, air bag warning light stays on, fuel gauges does not work, A/C heater blink on and off,inside dome light blinks on and off, steering column freezes, cruise control works on and off.
A spark from an unknown source ignited gasoline from a small leak in the fuel pump and resulted in the minivan catching on fire. The wiring of the vehicle was also burned in the fire. The repair shop who intially looked at the vehicle felt it would be better for chrysler to perform the repair work due to the wiring being involved. Our local chrysler dealership refused to allow the car to be toed to the dealership until national chrysler sent out an investigator to determine the cause of the fire. We have been provided little information from chrysler other than their belief the fire was not due to a manufacturing problem. They have not stated what they believe caused the fire and the delay in getting our vehicle repaired was over 1 week. We have yet to get the vehicle back!
A mechanism within the fuel tank assembly malfunctioned which caused the levels of fuel to incorrectly register. Dealer replaced the fuel sensor, and a computer chip within the system, which did not correct the problem. Please give any further details.
Fuel filler neck leaks causing fumes to enter vehicle. Mjs
Vehicle fire due to unknown electrical short while pumping fuel into the vehicle. Dealer/manufacturer notified.
Fuel sensor failed. Yh
There is a hole in the gas tank. Dealer and manufacturer have been notified.
The fuel tank is leaking fuel from the bottom of the tank. The seals on the fuel tank will be replaced by dealership.
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