1994 Plymouth Grand Voyager Air bags Problems

“My cruise control system does not work. I have checked all the fuses. They are all ok. When contacting several mechanic and reading on-line from other owners with similar problem, it is commonly revealed that the air bag spring in the steering wheel may have gone bad which is not uncommon. The vehicle, otherwise is operable. I wonder if this revelation is true, are there any other serious risks that could be associated with this.”

“While driving 70 MPH, the vehicle was involved in a frontal collision. Both frontal air bags failed to deploy and both frontal seat belts failed to lock. This caused the passenger to sustained minor injuries and was transported to the hospital. The vehicle was towed to a garage. The cause has not been determined at this time. Please provide further details.”

“Car was recalled to correct air bag light malfunction, but presently the airbag light continued to come on, and it smelled as if something eletrical was burning. My radio went out, the interior lights wouldn't come on and the car simply wouldnot even turn over. The car was repaired, siting a fuse on 11/23/04. The smell of burning rubber or something electrical was noted , the interior lights went dim, lights appeared on dash, speed was reduced so rapidly it felt as if something has fallen from the bottom of vehicle. …”

“I recently heard on news that there is a recall for 1994 Plymouth Grand Voyager. I have not received any notification by mail. I originally purchased the van in texas but now reside in olympia. Please provide me any information applicable to recalls on Plymouth Grand Voyager (se). Information request, no safety defect (s) mentioned in the summary.”

“Accelerator pedal became stuck while driving. Tried jarring it loose with foot by tapping on it. Did not return to original position. Hit a snow drift, and then swung into phone pole . Then, hit a tree. Vehicle was totaled. Air bags failed to deploy. Two people were injured in accident.”