While driving the van the key can be pulled out of the ignition and the van will continue to run. The dealer is aware of the problem. The problem has not been corrected.
1992 Plymouth Voyager electrical complaints
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The center of the steering wheel, where the air bag is located, made a popping noise, causing the air bag light to come on and the horn to sound. Cause unknown. Please provide further details.
Vehicle stalling causing steering to lock up, due to failure of the starter, belt and water pump.
Brake pads failed.
Motor mount failed, causing engine vibration/noise.
The anti lock brakes failed prior to/after recall repairs. Mr the ABS light was intermittent. The hyd assembly and the brake system was replaced. There was a grinding noise in the engine, transmission, and when braking. The repairs and or replacement parts are as followed: replaced the gasket, repaired the ground wiring of the ABS, replaced the serpentine belt and motor mount . The transmission shift was out of gear. The consumer has requested reimbursement. Scc
Rear wheel bearings failed.
Ignition switch fell apart.
Electrical system fails occasionally.
Valve body failed.
The oil light wire was cut and it caused the engine to go without oil and now the engine is ruined. Please describe.
Electrical short or shock within the vehicle dashboard. Tt
Vehicle has had 2 replacements of steering belt tensioner, A/C, waterpump, and alternator.(pe95-012) phone number ext:310. Tt
The vehicle when driven long distances will cut off and die and take 15 minutes to restart. Please describe. Tt
The vehicle stalls without warning, causing the steering to lock-up and the brakes to be inoperative. Tt
Sometime consumer drive at low speed or high speed van cut off. Tt
Intermittent stalling.
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