One problem related to other fuel system pump has been reported for the 2004 Chrysler Town & Country. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
In 2005 a 2004 Chrysler t & c platinum series van was purchased. In the spring, we traveled across country on a family vacation putting over 9,000 miles on it and never experienced a problem with it. Shortly after returning home, (NY) I had my first frightening experience while trying to enter a state highway where vehicles were going 70 m. P. H. I had just refueled and merged onto the highway when the car stalled and I rolled to side of the highway. ( no power steering, no brakes) I tried to restart it several times before it would "catch. " since that first episode occurred, it has been repetitive to this date. 11/11/15 I repeatedly took it to my Chrysler dealer (who, by the way has been rated no. 1 in the country) with the same complaint. The fuel line was "flushed" several times and was fruitless in any resolve of the problem. It has occurred when in a traffic circle, traveling in traffic, and just trying to enter the road after stopping for a stop sign. Always only after refueling. Today, it is at the dealership for yet again another try at fixing the problem along with a fuel pump replacement. While I understand this investigation has been "closed", I can't understand why you would wait for something catastrophic to happen before taking any action on this complaint by so many people. After not having resolve with the dealer, I called Chrysler and it was suggested that I have the serviceman come along with me when I refuel to duplicate the problem or have the service manager call their engineering dept. Chrysler should be made to make this right for all parties affected by this potentially dangerous problem.