While driving, vehicle was involved in a frontal impact collision,and the airbag did no't deploy, three people were injured (claim # 06-5332-053).
1994 Plymouth Voyager airbags complaints
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Consumer states while driving vehicle was involved in a hard impact, in which the front seats broke, and the airbags did not deployed, two people were injured (claim # 59-v711-343).
Consumer was involved in an accident and the front passenger side seat belt did not restrain consumer resulting in serious injuries, the airbags also went off after the impact.*ak
Windshield wipers began intermitently going on/then airbag light started staying on.
Despite compliance with recall (the federal safety agency action #pe97049), the airbags did not deploy. I fear the recall work was not effective and could affect thousands of families who drive these vans!
While driving stepped on the brake pedal to stop vehicle, but brakes did not activate, ABS light came on all the time. *ak consumer states problem was taken care of under warranty.
Consumer was going approximately 65mph and passenger's side hit other vehicle at right rear fender. Right front half of consumer's vehicle was crumbled. Airbags didn't deploy upon impact, and vehicle was totalled. No physical injuries. Vehicle skidded a total of 70 yards. Consumer will send additional infromation. *ak dealer sent letter saying the airbags acted correctly in this particular accident by not deploying.
The dealer has attempted to fix recall 99v‑113 on several occasions but have been unable to permanently solve the problem. Nlm
Engine head gaskets blewout 3 times, and engine heads cracked twice. Dealer claimed defect was due to radiator. *ak consumer first had problem with vechile leaking oil, dealer replaced the valve cover and head gasket, vehicle leaked again and dealer replaced the front cam and crankseal, vehicle leaked oil a third time and dealer replaced cam seal and pcv valve, dealer later found cracked cylinder head and scored piston and replaced both, vehicle then began to overheat, dealer stated it needed a new thermostat, however it overheated again and the cylinder head had cracked again, later dealer stated that the radiator was the source of the problem, that it was causing the engine to overheat and it caused cylinder head to crack, consumer stated that the temperature gauge never indicated any overheating except for the 2 times mentioned. Left axle replaced due to vibration, left axle shaft. Brake ligh ton, parking brake was sticking. Dealer replaced torque converter and leaking front pump in the transmission. Rotors were turned and dealer replaced brake pads due to brake wear. New dashboard installed. Repairs to airbag.
While traveling at 35 MPH another vehicle cut consumer off, causing an accident. Upon impact, air bags did not deploy at any time.
Received recall #99v113000 in the mail. Contacted dealership for an appointment. After arriving with vehicle mechanic indicated air bag problem was already repaired. Electrical systems problem still exist concerning air bags.
Vehicle experienced failure of the recall component (99v‑113) prior to recall notification which caused shorting of the electrical system and blown fuses continually, repairs completed, however vehicle continues to experience blown fuses.
The airbag wiring shorted prior to recall notice 99v‑113 causing the air bag light to illuminate and caused the rear wiper not to work.
Consumer has been unable to have recall repair 99v113 of the driver/passenger air bag wiring performed due to dealer problem. Nlm
Recall 99v113000/ air bag deployment. Parts needed to repair recall repairs are not available.
Airbag fuse has blown out twice, causing windshield wipers not to work. Consumer then received a recall notice on airbag deployment upon starting the car. Recall 99v113000.
Recall repair can not be completed due to lack of parts. (99v‑113)
During recall repair the battery exploded and dealership refused to fix properly. (99v‑113)
When starting engine air bag light will come on dashboard and stay on until the engine is turned off.
Consumer received an recall letter to have the air bag wiring repaired so the fuses would not blow. Consumer has had this repair done. But now when the rear winshield wiper is activated, the system shoots the fuse, consumer says that this was not happening before the work was done. Dealer has been contacted.
Owner seeking reimbursement for recall campaign (99v‑130). Owner paid to have problem corrected prior to recall notification.
The air bag warning light is on.
Air bag fuse blows out when rear wiper is turned on. Yh
Consumer is having trouble receiving recall repair (99v‑113). Mjs
Recall repair not completed properly due to lack of parts. (99v‑113) mjs
Upon receipt of manufacturer's recall notice consumer contacted the dealer to schedule an appointment. After arriving at the dealership on the scheduled appointment date, consumer was informed that the parts were not availble.
Vehicle hit another vehicle at an intersection, and driver's airbag did not deploy. Driver sustained an injury, broke collar bone.
Consumer state when turning on rear wiper , short occurred, also ABS light stay on continually . Dealer repaired ABS light, wipers still short out. Mjs
Consumer notified the dealership to make and appointment to have the vehicle repaired under the airbag recall . After a month the parts were not available.
The consumer was sitting in the vehicle and reached to turn the radio on, and driver's side air bag deployed for no reason. Consumer was injured.
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