1992 Dodge Caravan Brakes Problems

“1992 Dodge Caravan with bendix 10 ABS, recently purchased from private party. 11/16/04 took vehicle to service department of maroone Dodge; ABS warning light on, fluid being ejected from brake fluid reservoir. *jbwas advised that a recall had been issued on problem but not performed. Left vehicle for recall service. 11/30/04 I was told the vehicle was ready and went to the dealer. I was told I had to pay the bill of $1,108.67 before inspecting the vehicle, which I did. I have the parts replaced. As I drove the vehicle away, the ABS warning light was still on. …”

“Brakes stopped working in middle of driving almost cause a car accident. I looked up the problem and they did a recall on the ABS brake system. Would just like to bring it in to get it fixed.”

“Repeated pulley and then belt failure causing steering and breaking trouble. Repairs do not last. Local dealers don't have laser alignment tool to check alignment. The internet is filled with belts flying off because of rain or slush in this vehicle, my pulleys just disintegrate with out the water. There seems to be a lot of aftermarket solutions but they seem hit or miss. It always happens when vehicle is being driven by grand mother with the grand children aboard far enough away for a $150.00 tow bill. …”

“The brake pedal was sometimes soft and traveled to the floor, the dealer stated a dual switch needed to be replaced. The ABS light was intermittent. Service dealer stated that there was a poor module connection. There was braking fluid coming from the dual function. The dual function was replaced again and the sensor. Scc”

“Dodge has varying recall 96v099000 on hydraulic boast ABS system: unlimited on boast pump, 100,000 mi on accumulator and transducer valves. Dodge replaces pump and warn that pump will fail. If failed accumulator and transducers are not replaced: cost $850. System will suffer integral failure. **dimsii ivoq entry posted after 12/12/02 cut over to artemis**765657”