Chrysler Town & Country owners have reported 5 problems related to emission control (under the engine and engine cooling category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Chrysler Town & Country based on all problems reported for the Town & Country.
Engine sensor failed. Yh.
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Oxygen sensor failed.
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Fuel tank has been replaced 3 times; once for leakage and faulty "o" rings. Also gas fumes coming from vehicle. Dealers have repaired problem, but problem returns. Also the fuel emission control canister was replaced. Owners very concerned for safety.
Gas tank vent failed causing fumes to enter vehicle, prior to recall notice.
Within a few months of buying this vehicle brand new a loud noise developed while steering at low speeds that was later ascribed to a loose belt. A few months later, while spouse was driving at approx 45-50 mph, the speedometer went dead and the transmission got stuck in 2nd or 3rd gear. The vehicle slowed down and would not go much faster than about 35 mph. This was latter determined to be due to some faulty sensor. Just a few months after that, with the vehicle barely 2 years old, the battery went dead for no apparent reason. New battery was needed. Now I have this humming noise in the rear brakes with barely 31k miles on the vehicle. What's next? this thing (so-called vehicle) has already cost us much lost time (taking it to the dealer) and the associated money in lost wages!.
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