Consumer stated doors were defective. The frame where the hinges were attached cracked. This was happening around driver's side as well as the passenger' side doors. Because of the cracks doors would not lock, and could be opened involuntarily.
1995 Plymouth Voyager: doors won't lock, open or latch
12 of the 336 complaints about the 1995 Plymouth Voyager describe doors won't lock, open or latch.
- owner complaints
- 12
- of this car's complaints
- 4%
- recalls
- 0
Is there a fix? No recall or service bulletin covers this area of the car yet.
Doors won't lock, open or latch by model year
What owners say
Consumer states her driver side door won't close at all. The door's hinge is the sorce of the problem. Consumer states that this problem was repaired once by the dealership in 1998. Nlm
Consumer states her driver's side door will not close at all. Nlm
The sliding door latch broke, causing the vehicle's door to not shut all the way. Dealer has put a cord on the door to keep it from opening.
While driving automatic door lock locked the doors unexpectedly, then the dome light came on and the chime came on, indicating a door was opened. Please provide further information and VIN #.
After rear door lock recall upgrade auto-locks/lights/alarm sounds, randomly flicker on&off.
On april 14, 1999, the door latch failed, making it difficult (at best), to secure the driver's side door in the closed position. The door latch was replaced on 4/15. On may 2, the replaced door latch failed. Upon inspection by our mechanic, and a separate mechanic at a local auto body shop, we were told that this was caused by a design flaw in chrysler vehicles: that the door is too heavy for the sheet metal it is bolted to, that the sheet metal weakens and the door begins to come out of alignment, and that as the sheet metal continues to be stressed, it misaligns, causing the latch to fail to make contact correctly and eventually breaking the latch. Obviously this is a hazard as it is unsafe to drive when the door may come open suddenly, (as you are not immediately aware of what is going on with the door). Our mechanic and the mechanic at the body shop checked to see if the van had been recalled for repairs, as they see this type of repair frequently on chrysler products. Two dealerships were contacted and we were told the vehicle had not been recalled. The first repair cost about $60 (repairing the latch only). An estimate for the second repair is $331. Unfortunately we cannot wait for a recall to have it fixed. I hope that our experience will help save someone else the trouble we've had. If you have any suggestions for how we might deal with the manufacturer, I would appreciate it. I am happy to give you the VIN number over the phone if you wish to contact me for further information. Thanks a bunch, diana baldwin
The power window on the driver's side will not shut. The mirror switch was replaced at 20,000 miles, transmitter for remote key at 26,000 miles, both motor switches on back windows at 30,00, at 35,000 sliding door switch was replaced. Still experiencing electrical problems. *ak consumer provided invoices with specific information regarding the failure of sliding door locks locking and unlocking on their own, power windows failing and dealer replacing power window motor, door ajar and chime binging while driving and dealer replaced sliding door light switch, console light flashing, driver side remote mirror inoperable and dealer replacding electric mirror switch, and on three occasions the third brake light bulb failed, this could possibly be an electrical problem, also spark plugs were found weak, dealer replaced them. Rear wheel bearings were replaced.
The sliding door lock is jammed can't open the front door the inside or outside . Tt
Driver's door lock failed to unlock.
While driving tailgate latch flew open. Also sliding door will not open from outside and at 20mph vehicle lurches rearward. Tt
Lack of inside door latch release for tailgate may cause passenger's to become stuck inside of vehicle during emergency situations.
Related recalls
No recalls on record for this model year.
Questions about the 1995 Plymouth Voyager door locks
Is doors won't lock, open or latch a common problem on the 1995 Plymouth Voyager?
12 of 336 owner complaints about the 1995 Plymouth Voyager (4%) mention doors won't lock, open or latch. The model year with the most reports is 1996.
Is there a recall or service bulletin for this on the 1995 Plymouth Voyager?
There is no recall or service bulletin for this area of the car on record.
Other symptoms on the 1995 Plymouth Voyager
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