While driving 40 MPH driving pin broke off, causing loss of control.
1998 Plymouth Voyager steering complaints
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Serpentine belt slid off due to a bolt not holding tension. Lack of tension resulted in total steering failure immediately and engine overheating from lack of cooling fan operation. This was second occurrence. Please provide details.
Belt for the power assisted steering has disconnected from the belt tensioner three times during normal operation. When this problem occurs, steering control of the vehicle becomes very limited. Dealership has diagnosed the problem and made all repairs to the vehicle. Please provide any additional information / documentation.
A sensor within transmission assembly locks up which causes vehicle to go into netural while driving. Please give any further details.
In rain or going through puddle of water at low or high speeds water will cause power assist belt to slip, causing loss of steering.
Intermittently steering becomes difficult when making a turn. Dealer has inspected vehicle and will replace rack and pinion. *ak
Body tar insulation melted between panel on seat belt mechanism, causing it to jam at times.
While driving heard a popping noise and took vehicle to the dealership, and was informed that the steering column needs to be replaced.
Power steering hose failed.
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