1998 Plymouth Voyager lights problems

Filed May 7, 2008 · Lights · 90,000 miles · CA

Tl*the contact owns a 1998 plymouth voyager. When the vehicle is turned off, the headlights remain illuminated and occasionally activate automatically. The failure was noticed while driving 15 MPH and it drains the battery. The dealer stated that there were no recalls available and the repair was the contact's responsibility. The federal safety agency campaign id number 99v116000 (exterior lighting:headlights) for the 1999 plymouth voyager was referenced. The current mileage was 94,000 and failure mileage was 90,000.

Filed Dec 15, 2005 · Lights · 130,000 miles · IL

When attempting to turn on the headlights, the headlights will flicker on for only a split second then go off. The driver must turn the headlight switch only to a certain point so that the lights will stay on. If the lights flicker, the driver has to turn the lights off, then try again. Twice, while driving at night, the headlights went out, requiring the driver to pull off the road (without lights), then fiddle with the headlight switch to get the headlights to come on again. It is extremely touchy to get them to come on and stay on. This appears to be a safety recall in canada, but not in the us. According to the automobile protection association (in canada) for 1996-2000 models, "headlight switch or relay malfunction in the lower dash panel or steering column can cause the lights to fail to come on, or the electrical system to overheat with smoke and a risk of fire (three cases of smoke and two of fire at time of writing)." see http://www.apa.ca/template.asp?docid=23#top for the information I just referenced.

Filed Nov 9, 2005 · Electrical, Lights · AE

There was a recall many years ago in germany on the starter,also have a letter from the chrysler shop the part get replaced on warranty that was many years ago,there never had the part to replace it. Now I am in the states ,in washington, and the recall part failed me. Second: my headlight have a film haze,there is no way to clean it take it apart or anything. We went to used auto part stores every last one has the same problem. I cant see at night,and can cost me an extent. That should be a recall. A new light would cost $ 270.00 plus tax per light. It is on both lights. I am disappointed with the chrysler. I also just read on your web there many other recalls I never knew about it. What can you do for me.

Filed Sep 8, 2004 · Lights · 80,000 miles · NC

Headlights lens developed a discoloration that reduced the lights illumination an d driver's visibility while driving at night or on dark roads. The entire headlight unit had to be replaced to correct the problem. *ak

Filed Jun 4, 2004 · Airbags, Lights · FL

The horn malfunctioned. The consumer had the vehicle inspected after the air bag light flashed. The consumer was told that the clock spring needed to be replaced. A recall was issued for this make, model and year but this vehicle was not included in the recall . *ak the air bag light remained lit and the turn signal went out. *sc

Filed Jul 22, 2003 · Lights · IL

Consumer states that instrumental panel light system is not working at all. Dealer has inspected vehicle three times, and problem still recurring.

Filed Apr 22, 2003 · Body, Electrical · CO

The interior light did not come on. The drivers side window failed intermittently. The dash lights flickered. Occasionally the horn would fail. Metal fragment cut through the power steering and caused noise when steering. The door handle didn't open smoothly. The dealer replaced front struts and rear shock absorbers. Also, replaced leaking engine valve cover gasket, engine belt and tensioner. . *ak

Filed Mar 18, 2003 · Lights · TX

The inside of the headlight lens was clouded, which reduced visibility while driving.*ak

Filed Jan 1, 2003 · Lights · SC

98 plymouth voyager VIN #[xxx] please be advised that my acrylic head lamps have become pitted via normal driving. I believe this causes loss of visibility during nighttime operation. Visibility may be lowered by more than 50%. I think this may be a common situation in vehicles nationally. Please advise me on the proper steps to rectify. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).

Filed Nov 20, 2002 · Lights · FL

Consumer called complaining about having problems with the headlamps on the vehicle. Also stated that the headlamps are deffected because they are braking so bad that you can bearly see the light. Dealer was contacted and stated that there is no recalls out so there is nothing they can do about it. Ts