Dt*: the contact stated the vehicle was purchased two weeks ago and the transmission failed. The transmission began to make a banging noise while driving at 50 MPH. When the vehicle was moved off the road and placed into park, the gear position indicator shifted out of park . However, the vehicle would not move in either direction. The dealership was contacted, and they determined the transmission needed to be replaced. According to the contact this transmission was notorious for its high rate of failure and poor quality. The contact felt the seller knew about these problems and failed to solve them. The consumer checked the internet and discovered there were over 1,000 irate people who had similar transmission problems. The manufacturer should acknowledge the problem and issue a recall. Updated on 05/30/2006.
1994 Plymouth Voyager transmission problems
85 complaints (16% of all complaints for this car). 3 crashes reported.
- owner complaints
- 85
- of this car's complaints
- 16%
- crashes
- 3
- recalls
- 0
Which part fails
- Automatic transmission71
- Manual transmission6
- Axle assembly: axle shaft: seal2
- Automatic transmission: torque converter2
- Automatic transmission: cooling unit and lines2
- Driveline: universal joint1
- Axle assembly: axle shaft1
- Axle assembly1
At what mileage
Complaints by mileage at the time of the problem.
Plymouth Voyager transmission problems in other years
Specific symptoms reported on the 1994 Plymouth Voyager transmission
Phrases found in the owners' own descriptions, so one complaint can mention several symptoms.
Related recalls
No recalls on record for this model year.
What 1994 Plymouth Voyager owners say
Most recent owner complaints, unedited.
Dt: the caller said that while driving transmission locked. He said that at 55 or 60 MPH and without warning the transmission l locked in first or second gear. The caller's vehicle lost speed and had to get off the road. He drove the vehicle at slow speeds to get to the dealer. Dealer and manufacturer offered no help for free.
While driving and turning to the left approximately at 15 MPH consumer heard a loud noise coming through the front end and vehicle stalled. Consumer engaged vehicle in park and turned off the engine.
Consumer had several problems with this vehicle: head gasket blew out/transmission failed, and anti coolant went inside the engine. Dealer notified.
Consumer states that the cv boots on the vehicle needs to be replaced for the second time, when turning there is a noise that comes from the front end. Contacted dealer
After starting engine and letting it run for awhile, then shifting to drive, vehicle will not go, instead engine would shutdown. Dealer could not indicate was the cause. Please provide more information.
The transmission was full of fluid, bottom parts melted together.
Intermittently vehicle will not go into gear. Dealer has inspected vehicle and replaced transmission.
Consumer's son was able to take vehicle out of park gear without a key, causing vehicle to roll from consumer's driveway into the yard, and forcing another vehicle to stop in order to avoid hitting van. *ak
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.
Questions about the 1994 Plymouth Voyager transmission
Does the 1994 Plymouth Voyager have transmission problems?
Owners have filed 85 complaints about the transmission of the 1994 Plymouth Voyager, 16% of all its complaints.
At what mileage do 1994 Plymouth Voyager transmission problems start?
Not enough complaints include the mileage to tell.
Was there a recall on the 1994 Plymouth Voyager transmission?
There is no recall for this problem on this model year.
What year does the Plymouth Voyager have bad transmission?
The Plymouth Voyager model years with the most transmission complaints are 1992 (89 complaints), 1996 (88 complaints) and 1993 (87 complaints).
Other 1994 Plymouth Voyager problems
Airbags 90Engine 62Brakes 57Body 51Electrical 44Visibility 38Locks 37Seat belts 26Steering 25Seats 24Fuel system 14Acceleration 12Suspension 11Tires 10Lights 5Wheels 4
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