12 problems related to brake electric antilock have been reported for the 1996 Chrysler Town & Country. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
While driving at any speed consumer can hear clunking noises in steering column. It could cause consumer to have steering problems. Dealer notified. Consumer states that steering wheel makes growling noise when turning due to rack and pinon failure. Steering makes schruching noise when turning right and dealer lubercate steering shaft. The rear brakes made a noise. The driver side door was hard to close. The left sliding door was rubbing on the body when shut.
When driving about any mph could step on brake pedal, but vehicle will keep rolling, and pedal will go to the floor. Please provide more information.
Abs: while pulling into yard, applied abs brakes, vehicle started sliding, tried to turn with no success, tires were sliding at same time, vibrated, snowy/icy weather, loss of control, vehicle hit house.
Vehicle was stopped at a road crossing. Pulled out slightly and tried to put on abs brakes and the vehicle kept on going which resulted in an accident. This accident caused driver to have false labor with baby born five weeks premature.
Suspension: vehicle serviced in Jan. For numerous problems. The rear brake system had to be replaced,gas tank collapsed and had to be replaced. Transmission: attempting to back out of driveway and vehicle shifted from reverse to neutral. Rack and pinon steering failed. All of these have been replaced at least twice, and the same problems are reoccurring.
On a rough road the brakes will not hold. Once having passed the rough part that is when the brakes will hold.
Failure of the abs brakes, consumer having a hard time stopping the vehicle (intermittent loss of brakes).
Anti-lock brakes shudder/occasionally fail to stop vehicle at low speeds.
Consumer was driving went to apply the brake there were no brake rearend a truck first time for accident this is the second time this happen have abs anti-lock.
When applying the abs brakes the pedal will travel to the floor, causing extended stopping distance. Dealer cannot identify any problem. Please give any further details.
Vehicle's abs braking system has extended stopping distance under any road conditions, abs works in front but not in the rear, a howling noise is heard.
When applying the brakes the pedal goes to the floor, and has to be pumped in order to stop vehicle. This happens when it is wet outside. Dealer has not seen vehicle.