1993 Plymouth Voyager Body and structure Problems

“1993 Plymouth Voyager. Manufacture defect with the paint. All the vans made in that year and 1994 are peeling and rusting in the same places. I feel the company neglected to recall these vans to be repainted to save them money. My van is in good condition and I would like for it to be property repainted up to standard.”

“On 1/9/99 the passenger door of my 1993 Voyager flew open as I was turning a corner. My son was in his seatbelt and was therefore not injured. The reason the door opened was a latch failure. The door latch had torn away form the sheet metal on the door. The door latches on both doors have repeated failed to engage properly. Usually this was remedied by closinf the door again. I have brought this to the attention of the dealers during the warrany period. I was told that the problem was loose screws in the door latch assembly. …”

“Nhtsa recall 00v305000 concerning steering wheel separation. Consumer requested a rebate in the amount of $242.98 for the steering wheel assembly repairs due to a recall. Consumer was informed the vehicle was not covered under recall due to the vehicle identification number. . There were other problems with the vehicle such as a malfunctioned air condition, driver's seat, transmission, and a paint defect.”

“Dealership refused to send a mechanic to repair 3 recall notices, including recall 99v113000/ air bag failure; recall 97v148000/ seat belt failure, and 96v099ooo/ ABS brake failure. Authorized another mechanic to perform work to repair recall, or provide consumer with necessary parts to repair the defects. Consumer was informed that dealership was under no obligation to perform these functions. …”

“Driver's passenger's side doors have fallen off hinge which has prevented doors from opening and fully closing. Consumer has replaced parts on driver's side door, passenger's side door is still broken. Please provide any further details.”