Consumer rear ended another vehicle and the air bags failed to deploy, 3 people were injured. (claim #24-5138-555)
1995 Plymouth Voyager airbags complaints
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Consumer states while driving in raining conditions, vehicle in front braked suddenly and consumer could not stop in time, consumer rear ended the vehicle and the air bags did not deploy, one person was injured (claim # 43-r423-180).
The driver blacked out and went into the woods, air bag did not deploy, the driver was injured (claim # 38-j770-477).
Consumer states while driving he lost control and hit a hill, the air bag did not deploy (claim # 38-j782-573).
While driving turned the switch to operate rear windshield wiper. Rear windshield wiper motor failed, causing a failure of rear wipers. Also, air bag light on instrument panel to illuminate. Dealership cannot determine the reason for the air bag light coming on. Please provide any additional information / attachments. Note: previous investigation for this problem (pe 97 049).
When entering highway passenger's side air bag deployed while on/off switch was in off position. Please provide further information.
Consumer was involved in a collision and the air bags failed to deploy. (claim #13-7125-571)
When turning on rear windshield wiper it blows fuse, airbag is on same fuse. Dealer cannot replicate problem. Not repaired at this time.
Consumer was involved in an accident where her air bags experienced no deployment, this was caused by the modular control being stuck.
The federal safety agency recall 99v113000 and manufacturer's recall 818/air bag deployment. Also, dealer was not able to fix the rear wiper motor. Was told by the dealer that they were waiting for the prices to go down on that part.
The engine shuts off suddenly causing power steering failure. Yh
I have experienced 2 failures of the accessory drive belt tensioner on my 1995 plymouth voyager. The first failure occurred while I was operating the vehicle at about 10 MPH. The belt tensioner assembly broke away from the mounting resulting in the loss of my power steering and nearly causing an accident. I had the vehicle towed to the dealer and a new belt tensioner put in. The service man told me that they had seen a lot of these belt tensioner failures. Recently, during a service visit to replace the faulty airbag on the vehicle, the service people reported that the belt tensioner was again "frozen" and needed to be replaced. When I asked whether they would replace the part for free, they told me to call chrysler customer service. I called chrysler customer service and they told me that they could not do anything for me, and that chrysler did not consider this problem to be a safety problem. I consider this a serious safety problem. It certainly was a safety issue when it failed on my vehicle the first time, and I could barely steer the vehicle. I have also seen at least one other near accident due to the same belt tensioner problem on anothe vehicle. I believe that this is a chronic problem with this vehicle and needs to be investigated.
Consumer was involved in a 45 MPH frontal collision in which the driver's/ passenger's air bags did not deploy. Please give any further details.
Chrysler issued a recall notice for an airbag problem. The dealer provides shuttle service for drop-off but will not pick up. When I service my izu trooper, the dealer drops off and picks up so I can get my car back.
Consumer contacted dealer in reference to the federal safety agency recall 99v113000/manufacturer's recall 818, air bag deployment. Dealer stated parts were not available.
Recall # 99v113000 interior systems:passive restraints: air bag. Dealer is charging consumer $33.00 to put on a new rear wiper blade. Wiper blade has to be broken in order to remove it. Consumer feels that the charge should have not been made. Chrysler later reimbursed owner for cost.
While driving in the rain, driver turned on rear windshield wipers and the wipers came out, but did not return. Also, air bag warning light came on. Vehicle has been in a recall.
Direct frontal collision with side of another car at approximately 35 MPH. Air bags did not deploy. Driver sustained injuries consistent with whiplash. Vehicle had recall work done on airbag system at dealer earlier in the month. There was white powder in the vehicle immediately after impact and 2-3 hours afterwards there was a hissing sound in the dash area. Front bumper is pushed into engine compartment, hood is buckled and radiator is damaged. I feel the air bags should have deployed in this situation.
Airbag sensor light illuminates intermittently while the vehicle is in motion. Dealer will be notified.
Recall # 99v130000, air bag deployment : rear windshield wipers need to be removed in order to perfrom recall. Dealer insists that that consumer has to pay $70.00 for the rear wipers to be removed which is not part of the recall.
The federal safety agency recall 99v113/ manufacturer 'd recall818 , concerning airbag deployment. Parts are on backorder, does not know when parts will be available, and dealer will not set an appointment.dealer,,quinn chrysler plymouth at south memorial, tulsa ok,telephone 918‑664‑3350.
The consumer took the vehicle into the plymouth dealer to have the air bag recall repairs done. Dealer fixed the recall. However, air bag light continues to come on and won't go off.
Recall repair not able to be completed due to lack of parts (99v‑113). Mjs
When driving at 40 MPH vehicle is stalling and cutting off. Also, air bag light is on, and the vehicle won't turn off. Consumer has to have the vehicle towed.
Recall # 99v113000 chrysler/air bag deployment; dealer does not have parts to correct recall. Dealer has no idea when the parts will become available. Owner has contacted dealership 3 times since vehicle was taken to the dealership on august 20, 1999.
Vehicle was involed in an accident; impact of 40 MPH,in which both air bags failed to deploy. Also, driver seat belt did not lock, causing the driver to hit windshield, and rear seat passengers (children) to receive minor injuries to eye and ears. Dealer/manufacturer were not contacted at this time.
Recall repair (99v‑113), does not included design repair of the (common fuse) between the air bag and wiper motor unit, which should be located on independent fusing. Mjs
Consumer has contacted the dealer, regarding recall 99v113000/ manufacturer's recall 818, dealer corrected the problem consumer is currently having problems with the air bag light flashing on the dash. Please provide any further details.
Vehicle experienced failure of the recall repair (99v‑113) prior to recall notice, which caused short in the circuit. Mjs
Started vehicle & shifted into reverse. The air bag deployed & knocked driver out of vehicle. Vehicle continued to roll backwards before it was stopped.
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