2014 Chrysler Town And Country Seat belts Problems

“The transmission cooling lines are leaking. While traveling daily to work on many occasions, my lights in the dash, my radio and all power up front would go off while driving and just recently while parked. Oil filter housing assembly is leaking. Had to replace the full oil filter housing assembly and int manifold set. Twice, as the vehicle has been in motion, the engine has stopped and the ability to steer is gone. The radio has stayed on. Both instances have happened at 25mph or less, thankfully!”

“The driver's seat belt spontaneously unbuckles while driving. Even after latching it securely, hearing a 'click' and noting the absence of the driver seat belt warning, it has come unbuckled spontaneously which triggers the seat belt warning. This has happened dozens of times and we are having to replace the seat belt as a result. Note: although this vehicle is a 2014 model year, it had less than 17,000 miles on it when we purchased it and immediately noticed this problem. That was in october of 2017.”

“While the vehicle was in motion, the buckled seat belt on the passenger side third row seating locked in place as my autistic grandson wrapped it around his neck. I looked in the rear view mirror, pulled to the side of the road which luckily happened to be a toyota dealership. The employees in the shop could not unbuckle the belt and as my grandson was already turning blue they had to cut the belt free from him. He was left with bruising around the neck but had I not seen him in time I feel he would have been strangled to death. …”

“A couple months ago, the srs light started coming on intermittently. The light comes on randomly, while driving, while parked, while making left-turns, while braking, while accelerating, etc... Because no accident had occurred, I assumed it was faulty connectors that may have gotten wet, so I brought it into an auto shop. They pulled the historical codes, since the light wasnt on at the time, and it says it is a driver side belt tensioner issue. I have 68,000 miles on our van so I had hoped the dealer I bought it from would have some good news (maybe it is covered under warranty) - its not. …”

“The second row passenger seat belts did not lock in a severe front crash resulting in severe injuries to the two passengers seated there. The right passenger hit the rear of the front passenger seat resulting in broken sternum, ribs and some internal injuries. The left passenger slid forward and received shin damage cracked sternum and severe whiplash. We were hit by a sideways sliding trailblazer that had lost control on a two lane mountain road. We were traveling approximately 30mph( our car eastbound) and the sideways sliding car(westbound) hit us at approximately 50+ MPH...updated 03/01/17”