10.0

really awful
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
0 miles

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problem #5

Jul 092003

(reported on)

Voyager

  • miles
Consumer has had to replace three serpentine belts in the last year. Dealer cannot determine the cause of problem.

- South Charleston, OH, USA

problem #4

Jan 152001

Voyager

  • Automatic transmission
  • miles
While driving engine light came on, driver took vehicle to dealer, had head gasket/belts, and fluid replaced. After retrieving vehicle, engine light came back on. Took vehicle to dealer and head gasket and cylinder was replaced. Head gasket has failed again.

- Elm Grove, WI, USA

problem #3

Mar 041998

Voyager

  • miles
I have experienced 2 failures of the accessory drive belt tensioner on my 1995 Plymouth Voyager. The first failure occurred while I was operating the vehicle at about 10 mph. The belt tensioner assembly broke away from the mounting resulting in the loss of my power steering and nearly causing an accident. I had the vehicle towed to the dealer and a new belt tensioner put in. The service man told me that they had seen a lot of these belt tensioner failures. Recently, during a service visit to replace the faulty airbag on the vehicle, the service people reported that the belt tensioner was again "frozen" and needed to be replaced. When I asked whether they would replace the part for free, they told me to call Chrysler customer service. I called Chrysler customer service and they told me that they could not do anything for me, and that Chrysler did not consider this problem to be a safety problem. I consider this a serious safety problem. It certainly was a safety issue when it failed on my vehicle the first time, and I could barely steer the vehicle. I have also seen at least one other near accident due to the same belt tensioner problem on anothe vehicle. I believe that this is a chronic problem with this vehicle and needs to be investigated.

- St. Charles, IL, USA

problem #2

Feb 061998

Voyager

  • Automatic transmission
  • miles
Transmission/torque converter/valve cover gasket/thermostat/oxygen sensor/serpentine belt failed, and oxygen sensor and wiring harness shorted out. In addition ABS brakes failed 4 times, once resulting in an accident. Dealer also replaced front brake pads/rotors.

- Santa Rosa, CA, USA

problem #1

May 241997

Voyager

  • miles
Ran over small patch of water, 2 inches deep, total loss of power steering assist. Could result in vehicle crash. Dealer's prognosis: Serpentine belt.

- Grove, TX, USA