1994 Plymouth Voyager Equipment Problems

“Eveporator on air conditioner needs to be replaced. Must be a common place problem with these vans. I've heard of many people with the same problem. Ive talked with dobbs in st. Louis and greiners in waterloo, il. They both have told me of numerous eveporators that the yhave replaced. Greiners in waterloo told me that there apparently was some kind of program that Plymouth had set ups to fix this problem. Do you know of any yjomh like this?”

“The molding on the rear window would melt and drip all along the sides. The van would die when waiting at a stop light during the summer months when the air conditioning unit was on. I would have to turn everything off, put in park and try to restart the engine. Too many times we could have caused an accident not too mention the 100 + degrees we have here in the desert. The first time the van stalled out we had just started out from a red light, the van died as we were going throught the intersection. …”

“Whenever air conditioner is turned on it fails to work. A continuous problem. Took vehicle to dealer & was informed by mechanic that it had improper pressure. Put freeon in air conditioner/ replaced hoses/ coil/evaporator & put dye in A/C for leaks.”

“A/c evaporator cracked, causing air conditioner to become inoperative and resulting in a potential safety hazard, especially for children in van with windows in back that do not roll down . The part is on national back order.”

“There's no cold air coming out, and there's a foul smell. Took to mechanic, and they replaced the air conditioner. , this lasted for a month and it's hot again.”