Gasoline Engine Problems of Chrysler Town & Country - part 1

Consumer states while driving at 55 mph the vehical lost power and brake pedel became hard to press. Mr.

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Engine compartment caught fire driving at normal speed. First sign was a brake failure then white smoke started coming out from under engine hood. Mr.

While traveling about 65mph on the highway. And without prior warning smoke was coming in though out the vents. The vehicle caught on fire the dealership is aware of the problem. Nlm.

Consumer states while driving vehicle began to smoke from engine compartment. Within 90 seconds vehicle was totally engulfed in flames. Ts.

Consumer states that while driving at any speed the vehicles engine will died, and then consumer can restart and it will continue to go. Cause is unknown. Nlm.

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Van cuts off while in traffic. Consumer took vehicle to dealer, and they could not duplicate the problem. Mechanic stated they did not know what the problem was. Consumer was afraid he was going to have an accident because vehicle cut off in middle of rush hour traffic.

While driving consumer hit a tree and vehicle caught fire, the dealer has a recall on fuel fires with this year car. This loss involved a collision and fire. Claim number 75-a446-573.

While driving the insured smelled an odd smell, he pulled over and discovered smoke was coming out from under the hood and the vehicle was on fire. Claim number 04-1312-385.

The vehicle was on fire under the hood, consumer stated that the fire started probably near battery or fuel injector. Claim number 11-3823-544.

The insured states that the vehicle caught on fire from the engine and destroyed the vehicle, the fire started near the front wheel wells. Claim number 20-5421-367.

The vehicle caught on fire in the engine compartment, consumer stated that they suspect fuel line failure. Claim number 23-1398-184.

The vehicle caught on fire while parked. Claim number 38-j770-264.

The insured was driving into a parking space and smoke came up on both sides of the vehicle, insured opened the hood and flames were shooting out, vehicle intermittently catches on fire, but there is no visible damage. Claim number 06-5430-611.

The vehicle caught on fire. Claim number 20-5363-506.

Insured states that the vehicle caught on fire. Claim number 42-1356-292.

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The motor quits while driving without warning, causing loss of power braking and steering. No warning and vehicle sometimes may be restarted after it waits for hours. Secondly, windshield wipers will activate when turned off and if turned on to intermittent they will be extremely inconsistent in operation.

The vehicle was parked when the driver smell smoke and noticed there was a fire under the vehicle, the consumer open the hood and the was a fire under the hood of the vehicle, claim# 43-r798-089. Nlm.

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Engine compartment fire, this loss involved a collision and fire, claim # 75-a446-573. Nlm.

While driving the consumer smell an odd smell and pulled over, once out of the vehicle the consumer saw smoke coming from under the hood, the engine compartment was on fire, claim # 04-1312-385. Nlm.

The vehicle caught on fire under the hood, claim # 11-3823-544. Nlm.

Fire started in the engine compartment destroying the vehicle, claim # 20-5421-367. Nlm.

Engine compartment caught on fire, claim # 23-1398-184. Nlm.

The vehicle was parked when it caught on fire, claim # 38-j770-264. Nlm.

Insured stated that after vehicle was parked smoke came out of the vehicle and engine caught on fire. Claim number 13-7057-975.

While pulling into a parking space the driver noticed smoke coming from the front of the vehicle, he looked under the hood and noticed under the hood, claim # 13-7055-925. Nlm.

While the consumer was pulling the vehicle into a parking space he saw smoke coming from the front of the vehicle, he got out and looked under the vehicle and saw flames, the insured turned the vehicle off and called the fired department and they extinguished the fire. Claim number 13-7055-925.

The vehile caught fire in the engine compartment while parked, claim # 13-7057-975.

Vehicle was parked when it caught on fire in the engine compartment, the vehicle had received and oil change, claim # 43-r525-857.

The insured states that vehicle caught on fire while parked, the oil had just been changed. Claim number 43-r525-857.

The vehicle caught fire while the consumer was driving, claim # 18-0396-219. Nlm.

While driving the vehicle caught on fire under the hood. Claim number 18-0396-219.

On three separate occasions consumer expienced loss of power while traveling at 60 to 65 mph.

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The engine "revved" directly ahead of me was a telephone pole, had my foot on the brakes at that time it could not hold to stop the car.

No apparent reason for this fire. No ignition source known in the air inlet filter housing. Looking for input on other vehicles that may have had this problem and what caused it.

Vehicle caught on fire, claim # 42-1356-292. Nlm.