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1996 Plymouth Voyager fuel system complaints
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The gas gauge indicator reading is incorrect, the gauge reads less fuel in the tank. The sending unit was replaced. Also, when traveling the rear window shattered, causing the glass fragments to enter the passenger compartment. In addition, multiple electrical problems, causing inside/accessory lights and windshield wipers to come on by themselves.
Vehicle leaks fuel from fuel tank in the area of the filler tube. The problem occurs when tank is full, the vehicle has been driven for at least a short distance, and/or is parked on an incline.
Vehicle leaks fuel from fuel tank in the area of the filler tube. The problem occurs when the tank is full, the vehicle has been driven for at least a short distance, and/or is parked on incline.
A/c coil failed.
Parking brake failed.
Fuel tank gauge failed.
Gas tank leaks at seams, also cracked on top.
Lower air dam is mounted too low and easily knocked off.
Fuel tank valve failed, causing fuel leak, owner not notified of recall.
While parked overnight, gasoline leaked from fuel tank onto driveway caused by crack on top/seams and side of tank. Replaced by dealership.
Gas tank replaced under recall, however fuel gauge not changed to new tank, causing tank to run out of gas while registering 1/4 tank.
While parked on incline approximately 7 gallons of fuel leaked out onto ground, caused by improperly welded seam, dealer found no problem, replaced tank. Owner sold vehicle.
Filler neck developed a large enough crack that occupants constantly smelled raw gas. Also a fuel line to engine developed a crack. Area dealership freehold chrysler, ply., is replacing parts. Please describe details.
Owner states after traveling a great distance and filling fuel tank with gas, noticed fuel tank was low. Owner took vehicle to shop to have it checked out and found out that fuel tank had a crack, causing fuel to leak. Owner also noted that the entire fuel tank had to be replaced.
Fuel tank manufactured improperly, would not hold fuel, replaced; subsequently, fuel started leaking from fuel filler pipe whenever full tank; dealer tightend clamp that holds filler tank to fuel line.
Fuel is leaking from vehicle. Please describe.
#pe96-051, there is a gas smell in the truck, took to dealer who said that fuel tank is leaking and placed the fuel tank have full, taken to dealer seven times with problem .
When turning off the vehicle one can hear the gas gurgling in the fuel tank, the tank has been replaced three times first time because it was deformed and second ans third times because of gurgling sound.
Had problem repaired under safety recall; problem still exists; chrysler cannot locate reason for fumes inside of vehicle in cab area. 95v236000.
Driver's side sliding door latch failed, door came open while driving, also rear window wiper blade motor failed and fuel tank was leaking on top.
Failure of the fuel tank, the fuel tank has a crack, causing fuel to leak.
Gas tank leaks at seal.
Smelled an odor, fuel tank developed leakage around the "o" ring on vent pipe.
Filled up tank, 10 minutes later, noticed gasoline dripping out of tank, stopped, started leaking again, whole system will be replaced by dealer.
Fuel tank actually contracts inside itself. The gauge actually is on 3/4 tanks of gas when the tank is empty. Please describe details.
Gas tank leaks somewhere on top surface, leaks when tank is filled onto bottom of tank. Orignal tank replaced by chrysler with new tank.
Dealer is taking too much time to repear a recall part (96v002000).ak fuel filter tube strap, consumer received recall noticed within 3-4 months of purchase.
Recall still has not been completed after many attempts.
Mfr 670 the federal safety agency 96v002; filler neck; 1) chrysler customer relations never answered 800 number. 2) eastside chrysler, jeep don't have parts. Describe details.
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