Fuel Delivery Problems of Chrysler Town & Country

A month ago my 1998 Chrysler Town & Country van exploded & burned. I was luckily not hurt but Chrysler refuses to tell me the findings of their inspection report. I really do not understand this. They say I have to get an attorney & sue them to have it released. I cannot afford to do this and I would like to know what happened.

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While driving the fuel tank seams and fuel line cracked resulting in the fuel leaking, the dealer was notified.

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Manufacturer has issued a recall for these minivans (#895) but will not pay for inspection and repair parts are not available to dealer. A fuel leak in the presence of an ignition source could injure or kill passengers. Shame on Chrysler!.

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Engine surges and cuts out between 40 and 60 mph. On occasion it stops running. Ts.

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Mechanic found fuel leaking. Checked hood and engine was flooded with fuel.

Problem occurs intermittently, especially when cool then stops leaking when engine is warm. When it does leak it leaks gas from the fuel line that [goes to the injecters] right onto the top of the front exhaust manifold which I think is a very serious potential fire danger!.

The insurance institute for highway safety has conducted two 40 mph crash tests and both resulted in a fuel leak. They determined that "a weakness in the design of a circular fitting where the fuel lines exit the fuel tank". Chrysler redesigned and began.

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Fule rail began leaking dumping large quantities of gasoline onto the valve cover and would have contacted hot exhaust manifold if leak was not detected. Noticed strong gasoline smell. This was a high potential for engine fire and house fire if car had been parked in attached garage as normal. Just luck that it was discovered.

Vehicle parked in garage overnight. Garage was filled with gasoline fumes. Checked under hood and gas was leaking from the fuel rail. Engine block was soaked with gas. Had heard of chryler fuel rail problems but dealer says none pertain to my vehicle.

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The fuel rail was leaking and presented a clear fire danger if not replaced immediately. It was replaced by a local service garage. Chrylser was contacted on 8/5/99 with a request to bear the cost in view of the failure of the fuel rail on other Chrysler models but refused to do so.

Seal around fuel pump failed causing fuel to leak.

Fuel leak, coming from the rear of vehicle while backing out of driveway. Tt.

Fuel line is leaking, resulting low fuel level after pumping. Dealer has been notified.

Fuel was leaking from fuel line. After inspection of vehicle it was determined that fuel rail needed to be replaced.