Frame And Members Problems of Chrysler Concorde

My car started making a clunking noise, and I checked out the problem and found the engine cradle bushing were junk. The car only had 62000 miles on it. This could of caused a very bad accident if the cradle had broken. The car was lifted off the ground and there was about a 2 iinch gap between the frame and cradle where the bushing are worn out. I current don't drive this car do to this issue.

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Very dangerous! when driving my 1996 Chrysler Concorde that my daughter uses to get to school, I noticed the front end shaking, and a very loud thumping noise when starting and slowing down. When I returned home, I did a visual inspection under the car and saw that the right front tire had good tread except on the inner edge, where the metal belt was showing through. This was the same side where my mechanic just changed the steering end after finding the entire rubber end of the joint gone. Only the metal bushing remained. I took the car to the mechanic to change the tire and asked him to inspect for the thumping noise. He came out of the garage and told me the car is not to move another inch and instructed me to follow him to the lift. What he showed me horrified me enough that I am now writing you. The mounting bushings that hold the forward cradle or subframe on are completely rotted away. The thumping noise is from the entire front cradle of the car traveling up and down the mounting bolts and slamming into the floorboard of the car. It looks as though the only thing holding the front of the car and drivetrain in place is the washers on the head of the bolts. If the washers or bolt had broken, the front of the car would have separated from the rest of the frame, and obviously my daughter would have totally lost control. Thank goodness my mechanic found this. Again, this is a very dangerous problem.

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Had taken vehicle to dealer for rear alignment, but could not be performed due to corrosion anddeterioration on subframe mounts. Consumer talked to manufacturer, and he was unable to take care of this situation.

Vehicle becomes very difficult to control when it is very windy outside. This causes body of vehicle to sway from one side to another. Have taken to dealer and informed nothing was wrong. Consumer states vehicle sways badly if the road is a little rough.

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Consumer noticed while driving a rattling noise coming from under hood. Vehicle was service by technician, notice front frame bushing cradles were missing.

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