Failure disabled airbag and horn. Very dangerous!! Can't blow horn to avoid accident
1996 Plymouth Voyager steering complaints
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Air conditioning blew outside of panel, and took the belt out. Power steering was gone. Vehicle had to be towed.
Oil is leaking due to engine seal failure. Yh
Rack and pinion steering failed while vehicle was in use, causing difficulty in turning.
Power steering goes out of vehicle sporadically, making steering hard to control. Dealer has seen vehicle. *ak
Fluid is leaking from power steering, causing steering to become difficult, which could result in an accident.
Power rack and pinion steering assembly replaced by dealer at approximately 35,000 miles. Assembly had developed a loud, momentary "honk" or "groan." problem is described as follows: when maneuvering in parking lots or other close quarters, if the steering wheel was turned to the right, a loud honk or groan could be heard emanating from the steering system. At the same time, I could feel a noticeable drag on the steering column, sometimes accompanied by a low frequency vibration. The dealer inspected the steering system and informed me that the power rack and pinion assembly had a defective valve. The dealer replace the entire rack and pinion assembly. This new assembly is now beginning to exhibit the same characteristics, at approximately 54000 miles. I suspect that this assembly has the same problem as the original assy which has been replaced.
Condensation of the air conditioner system is dripping onto steering belt, causing the belt to slip, resulting in loss of power steering.
Remote alarm failed.
Three power steering failures occured while driving through water.
While driving on the highway or road lost all power steering control. In order to get the vehicle to start, had to put vehicle in park. Contacted the dealer and he took the vehicle in for service 3 time's. The dealer replaced the electrical brain in the vehicle. The consumer is still having problems with the vehicle.
Left steering is intermittently in-operable, making noise, car was brought to two independent shops, could not identify the problem. Caused a one-car accident white making a left turn. Car was drivable to home. Called police from home, but they did not come out to make a report.
Battery failed.
The steering wheel malfunctioned, causing steering wheel to move freely, and vehicle not turning in either direction, which almost resulted in an accident. Dealer replaced clock springs and a gear power.
Consumer was driving on highway at 45 MPH, normal road conditions when steering just went out for unknown reason. Dealer was notified.
A/c coil failed.
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.
Was driving and vehicle lost power steering, took to dealer and he said it was the rack pinion steering, 6 cylinder .
Abs: when applied brake pedal goes to floor, causing extended stopping distance, nearly caused an accident, no warning; also, steering wheel grinds, could crack, causing loss of steering control.
During vehicle operation a noise was coming from the center of the steering wheel where the air bag is located, as a result the consumer was told by spokane of chrysler plymouth inc. That the steering wheel, needed to be replaced on 6-12-96.
When making a left turn the consumer experienced loss of power steering, also sticking front passenger window/difficulty opening/closing sliding rear doors.
Consumer unable to see the turn signal, odometer, and high beam. Because the steering wheel blocks his view.*ak
When vehicle drives over water puddles there is loss of power steering.
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