While driving car, experienced loss of power and performance; kept driving. Car engine dying and coming back to life over a period of 15 minutes; trying to reach home. Suddenly, car died and smoke and flames appeared. Within minutes entire forward portion of vehicle was engulfed in flames. Police and fire responded. Afterwards car was towed to local body shop, a probable total loss. Suspect fault in fuel lines/pump/injection system, however, no technical investigation has been conducted. Earlier on day of occurrence car ran normally, engine running fine.
1991 Plymouth Voyager fuel system complaints
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A chemical was used to flush the fuel injection system which is harmful, and has caused health problems.
Fuel rail leaking gasoline onto exhaust manifold, part back ordered.
The metal band that clamps the metal gas line to the rubber gas line leading to the gas tank corroded and split, resulting in gas leak.
Right front fuelline flex hose leak.
Fuel was leaking in garage underneath van and all over inside engine compartment due to severe cracks in the fuel line flex hose end.
Consumer noticed a gas leak at the pipe filler due to a slipped joint, causing a fire hazard. Consumer has contacted the dealer.
Consumer went to warm up the truck and the rear hatch exploded. Please decribe .
Fuel is leaking from the fuel injector on the engine compartment.
Experiencing a leak from the fuel tank.
Gas tank is leaking after repaired twice taking tank completely off. Filler neck to tank area of leak. Describe details. Tt
Fuel leak coming from the fuel filler pipe area.
Fuel pump failed.
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