Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
UNKNOWN OR OTHER
180200206/24/2002183298634272Flash programming failure recovery. *slc09/28/2002
220010203/11/20022200101634082Chrome wheel care. *slc09/27/2002
18229909/17/1999607918Some vehicles may exhibit intermittent malfunction indicator light (mil) illumination with hex code $1b (p0123) throttle position sensor (tps) voltage high. *tt10/18/1999
23019712/05/199751280Creak sound heard upon acceleration and/or deceleration- sound seems to come from floorpan/dash area. *jd06/27/1997

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
UNKNOWN OR OTHER
03/14/2011150000
 I purchased this van dec 2010. i was coming home from work at 9pm driving on the interstate and the brake pedal went all the way to the floor - no brakes. next day i took to shop and was told all the lines were rusted and needed replaced. i had all new brake lines installed front to back by a repair shop in march 2011. once again, i had the same exact problem today, just over a year- except the lines were not rusted. 08/21/2012 - driving on a state road going about 40 mph coming to a stop light slowing down, suddlenly the brake pedal went all the way to the floor. no brakes. fluid was gushing out by the rear tire. i pulled to gas station and the fluid was leaking/dripping out. the more the brake pedal was pushed the more fluid was forced out. i could have been in an accident even killed. lucky for me it was 1 pm in the afternoon. i moved from indiana 6/1/2011 to florida. the van now has 180,000 miles
12/20/201082000
 After driving in the rain several days in a row, including a muddy dirt road, hit a mud puddle and suddenly lost power in steering. was a belt laying on the ground under right side of car. car towed to auto repair shop. was told 1998 chrysler town and country vans have this problem when it rains. belt reinstalled. now cautious of driving in rain. would like to find solution.
09/02/2010
 Engine spontaneously started on fire and fire destroyed the entire vehicle. owner just purchased the vehicle 1 week prior to this occuring from a dealership. all of a sudden, there was smoke everywhere while driving on the interstate, and within 3-4 minutes of pulling to the side of the road due to smoke occuring, the entire vehicle was engulfed in flames. the owner is 9 months pregnant, and there were 3 young children also in the vehicle when this occured. fire fighters told the owners that if they had continued to drive the vehicle another 100 feet, the vehicle would have blown up with all occupants still inside. the vehicle/all engine parts are completely destroyed. the pregnant owner suffered severe smoke inhalation and barely escaped fetal death due to severe smoke inhalation.