Driver's side windshield wipers were not operable. They won't move.
1994 Plymouth Voyager visibility complaints
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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.
When using the A/C or heater and coming to a stop engine stalls out. Dealer cant find solution.
Windshield wiper motor has malfunctioned, causing the windshield wipers to become inoperable in rainy weather conditions. Please give any further details.
Recall repair not completed properly due to lack of parts. (99v‑113) mjs
Consumer state when turning on rear wiper , short occurred, also ABS light stay on continually . Dealer repaired ABS light, wipers still short out. Mjs
Windshield wiper on the rear window stopped working without warning, when it is activated it makes a noise, but it doesn't wipe the windows. Dealer has been contacted. Also, air compressor is giving out, the anti-freeze feron compartment stopped working, and the rear gate fell off while driving. *ak
Rear wiper motor failed cunsumer believes there is a connetion brtween this failure and the recall (99v‑113) of the air bag wiring. Nlm
Recall repair (99v‑113) inspection completed however dealership diagnosed additional repair of the airbag computer unit (which dealership refused to repair under recall, required additional charges to consumer). Mjs
Intermittently windshield wipers quit working in the middle of operation, affecting driver's visibility. It does not matter what speed windshield wipers are being used . Sometimes they will come back after turning them off. The dealer is not able to locate what is causing the problem. Please provide any further details.
While parked with the windows slightly open, the rear view mirror glued to the front windshield fell off due to a failure of the glue. This was repaired at a dealer for about $27, but the car was extremely dangerous to drive until I could get it serviced.
Drove about 4 miles. Parked van in garage. 2 minutes later, window exploded.
The molding on the rear window would melt and drip all along the sides. The van would die when waiting at a stop light during the summer months when the air conditioning unit was on. I would have to turn everything off, put in park and try to restart the engine. Too many times we could have caused an accident not too mention the 100 + degrees we have here in the desert. The first time the van stalled out we had just started out from a red light, the van died as we were going throught the intersection. All power died and luckily I was able to coast over several lanes of rush hour traffic into a parking lot to try to restart the engine. It would always restart, however only with the air turned off along with the radio. We took the van to our own mechanic hoping the cost of repair would be lower. However after repeat stalling problems and finally no air conditioning at all we brought the van to the chrysler-plymouth dealer who took over from ed moses , jim click . The $659.17 we paid them to replace the evaporator coil & recharge the AC system is another yearly major defect we have had to repair. November of 1997 we paid $714.50 for the dealer to overhaul the transmission, flash the controller and flush the cooler. We did seek and received assistance from the chrysler corporation for that repair but for only half of the total repair cost. We also seeked assistance from again regarding the AC repair but were told that since we didn't use the dealer for repairing the original stalling problem that they wouldn't do anything for us. These are not isolated repair problems and we thank goodness that none of our children, ourselves and others haven't been seriously hurt or killed. The rear window that shattered was kept intact only because we had sun protective film installed. We thought we had been shot at as we were departing an amusement park in los angeles at night and were waiting to turn at an intersection. Our twin 4 year old daughters were in the back
Windshield wiper motor failed, airbag fuse failed(unspecified).
Windshield wiper motor: rear windshield wiper does not work. Wiper motor is connected to the air bag therefore the air bags does not work either. Manufacturer is aware of problem and said she should have repaired it, but they will not pay for it.
Airbag and rear wipers run off same fuse, driver complains that wiper fuse is too expensive, but must replace to have use of airbags.
The poorly designed front defroster vents cannot warm the windshield enough , therefore ice builds up on windshield, preventing wipers from operating.
Middle window on left of vehicle exploded without warning while driving.
While driving, the rear passenger side and hatchback window shattered. Please describe.
Defective windshields, front and back, improperly installed at factory, silicon continues to soften and run when exposed to heat.
While using rear defroster, rear window shattered w/cause unknown. Please describe details.
Rear windshield shattered. Tt
Rear windshield wiper motor shorted out.
Rear power windows inoperative.
Fog lamp switch malfunctioned.
Some of the glass was not safety glass in the tailgate. It broke away in shards instead of in small peeble like pieces with smooth edges. Please describe. Tt
The airbag warning light will come on and stay on while driving. Tt
Side rear window on passenger side shattered while child was sitting in seat. Tt
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