Safety recall clock spring assembly nar 1/22/2003 the air bag light illuminated and the consumer took the vehicle to the dealer where the problem was diagnosed as a short in clock spring. The power door locks were not unlocking, but the dealer was unable to duplicate the problem. Another recall regarding the fuel rail was repaired, however the consumer was charged a $50.00 deductible.
1997 Plymouth Voyager fuel system complaints
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The fuel line from the gas tank to the fuel injection passed over the manifold and developed a hole due to the expansion and contraction of the heat and cold, which caused the fuel to leak on the manifold which was hot and the fumes was pushed back into the vehicle.ts
This auto has a numerous/expensive repairs, we have not been notified of recalls for this car. Help what do we do? Dt
Headlights are dim, can't see very far down the road, unsafe to drive at night. Premature failure of fuel gauge sending unit. Dt
Consumer states while entering the vehicle could smell gas fumes consumer states gas is leaking under vehicle. Took to dealer and they replaced gas tank and straps. Please provide any further information. Mr
Consumer states that there is a fuel odor in the vehcle sometimes strong sometimes fade.consumer states there has been a recall but consumers VIN number was not included.
Consumer states there is a smell of gas in the vehicle at times, consumer saw a report about a recall for 1996 thru 2000 models, regarding a gas leak in the engine area, however consumer was not specific about the recall.
The federal safety agency recall 00 v 268 000/manufacturer's recall 895 concerning fuel leakage: dealer: maroone dodge in delray beach, fl; phone# 561/278-6362. Indicated on work invoice that both clamps and tube were replaced. Consumer states that both clamps was replaced, but not the tube. *ak jlg
Strong odor of gasoline that seems to come from the engine compartment is present, but not consistently. I have taken the vehicle to a local garage and they could smell the gas also, but could not locate the problem. I then brought the van to the dealer. After hearing about a recall on theses vans because of a fuel line seal problem, I took the vehicle to the dealer and contacted chrysler. The dealer also could not find the problem, however the gasoline odor was not present that day. Chrysler would not authorize the recall repair since the dealer did not detect a problem and the recall did not involve 3.0 liter engines. Since I have not been able to find the problem, I continue to drive the vehicle. I would like to know if anyone is having this type of problem with this particular vehicle.
Consumer recieved recall notice 00v‑268 for the faulty o-rings but is unable to have the recall repairs made because the dealer cannot get the parts and is not sure when they will become available. Nlm
Vehicle locked up and shut down without prior warning. Fuel gauge acknowledged a fuel tank. But there was no gasoline, and vehicle shut down.
Severe fuel odor/fumes were getting into the vehicle while running or driving. Vehicle has been to the dealer on two occasions, and the problem is still occurring. *ak
Vehicle completely burned, cause of fire was due to a fuel leakage. Vehicle was parked, and was driven 45 minutes prior to incident. Please provide any further information, and indentification number.
No summary listed for above vehicle.
When turning on vehicle can smell fuel in and on outside of vehicle. There's a recall for same problem, but VIN number was not incluided. Consumer please provide recall number for the recall your VIN number was not included in.
Recall 00v268000/ manufacturer's recall 895.consumer contacted dealer months before receiving recall notice. Dealer stated they have to wait for manufacturer, there was nothing they could do. Recall showed a remedy, but dealer, puckett dodge chrysler jeep, 3625 old halifax road, po box 818 soth boston, va 24592, phone# 804‑575‑5050 did not seem to know what to do. *ak consumer states the fuel rail could be replaced now, however consumer believes that dealer thinks it is too expensive and are trying to come up with a cheap way to fix problem.
Our van fuel pump / fuel line failed at or near the gas tank. While driving, my wife noticed a smell (which turned out to be fuel). I met her, and to my shock, the vehicle was enveloped in gasoline fumes !! We abandoned the vehicle immediately, due to obvious concerns of fumes combustion. We contacted a tow truck, had the van towed to a repair shop which happened to be within 2 miles, and had repairs made. At the shop, they would not pull the vehicle into the garage because the underside was soaked in gasoline ! They replaced the fuel pump / line assembly. I am contacting the federal safety agency at this point due to an article in the detroit news (july 18, 2001)which indicates this failure might be a known/recurring problem. Since I saw my wife sitting on the side of the road in a van engulfed in gasoline vapors, I am not at all happy or impressed with the thought that someone knew this might happen to her. Thank you for your support.
Fuel gauge sensor failed. Failing to show empy fuel tank. Vehicle stalled and was towed.
Chrysler told us they knew nothing of the problem and now we hear there will be a recall.. The fumes are bad and we are afraid of fire.
Recall 00v268000, found recall on the federal safety agency website, called chrysler who denied there was a recall.
Found out about recall on the federal safety agency website, called manufacturer with VIN number, was told by chrysler there is no such recall.
Part failure w/parts currently under unannounced recall, therefore dealer not willing to repair at this time. No safety defec tlisted in summary.
Gas pedal got stuck, consumer could not stop vehicle from traveling 60 MPH, dealer found that the accelerator cable snapped.
When accelerating / making a turn, and the fuel tank is 3/4 quarter full, the gas tank rolls against the chassis. Dealer placed foam pads between the fuel tank and the chassis which did not correct the problem. Pads have been replaced twice and now dealer says that nothing can be done.
Gas tank makes noise when 1/2 full, the repair kit (pad) did not correct problem noise.
The rubber in the gas tank deteriorated, causing both venting tubes sides to leak gasoline, if ignited could start a fire. Dealer is replacing the gas tank.
Gas tank baffles failed.
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