Valve cover gasket leak @24000 miles replaced by dealer. Still leaking at 26000 miles replaced by dealer at approx. 30000 miles head was checked dealer stated head was good replaced head gasket and valve cover gasket dealer stated that any future problems with same components would be taken care of. Expertienced intermittent check engine light dealer checked and stated every thing okay replaced oxygen sensor. Still intermittent check engine light at approx 70395 coolant bubbling out of over flow replaced radiator cap vehicle now overheated test for carbon monoxide gas in coolant system shows positive indication bad head gasket or head dealer does not want to repair even though problem was never properly repaired

- National City, CA, USA

This is the area to refer to for description of the problem I am having with my car. I have owned this 1995 Dodge Caravan since Feb. 1998, and have had the oxygen sensor replaced 4 times since then (the last in late March 2000), and am about to have to replace it for the fifth time. I have taken the car to 3 different shops, and they are not able to find out why the oxygen sensor keeps failing. It costs $100 - $200 each time to get it replaced, and the problem is appearing on the average of every month-and-A-half now, so I am looking at spending $1200 / yr just to replace oxygen sensors. This does not take into account potential accident costs. When the oxygen sensor starts going bad, our car does not react to the accelerator being pressed right away, so we instinctly press harder. When it finally reacts, the car surges forward. It is only a matter of time before someone in my family gets hurt or killed as a result of this problem. Please help me find a solution to this problem!

- Mundelein, IL, USA

Oxygen sensor failed, resulting in intermittent st6alling.

- Atlanta, GA, USA