1994 Plymouth Grand Voyager Visibility (wipers, defrost, mirrors) Problems

“Nhts campaign 99v189000 concerns a failure of windshield wiper linkages on 1993 Plymouth voyagers leading to total loss of wiper function. This happened to my daughter today during a storm, forcing her to return home very slowly. No accident, no one hurt. (note that I am a registered professional engineer.) upon her return, I inspected and found that: 1. The wiper motor was running and could be audibly heard while the wipers sat motionless. 2. The two wipers were linked together and could be moved easily by hand. 3. The running wiper motor would not move the wipers. …”

“I was sitting in a parking lot waiting for my mother to pay a bill. I had my engine off, but the power was on. I had my power window down. My two year old was looking out of the window. She stepped up and her foot pressed on the powerwindow button and the window raised up on her head and made a mark on her cheek. I tried to stop the window with the button on my side to quickly stop the window from raising, but it wouldn't override her button. I quickly reached over and got the button down, but if her head had been out of the window more, it would probably have broken her neck! …”

“The contact owns a 1994 Plymouth voyager. The contact stated that she had to replace the window shield wiper motor three times in a one year period. The contact found NHTSA recall campaign id number: 99v189000 (visibility: windshield wiper/washer linkages), which dealt with the driver's side pivot assembly. The contact spoke with the manufacturer and was informed that there was nothing that could be done to repair the problem. The failure mileage was unknown and the current mileage was 68,000. Updated 8/8/12 updated 08/14/12”

“Consumer received recall notice for windshield wiper motor failure. Problem of consumer is whenever the windshield motor is turned on, it blows a fuse and deactivates the airbag. Vehicle was talen to the dealer. They wanted to charge the consumer for replacement of the wiper arms because in order to get to the problem, they would damage the wiper arms.”

“The metal tube which supplies coolant to the rear heater began to leak due to corrosion, the dealer replaced the tube, however about three and a hlf years later it began corroding again, the consumer requested that the dealer/manufacturer contribute to the cost of the repair but it was rejected. Nlm”