Steering Failed Problems of Dodge Intrepid

Steering failure on my 2004 Dodge Intrepid. Steering all of a sudden went real loose and car drifts and won't turn as it should. No damage to the steering mechanism or suspension.

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The steering system in a 1996 Dodge Intrepid totally failed while driving down the road. There was no advanced warning of any kind. It is by the grace of god that I did not wreck. The left bolt that screw into the rack/pin steering box stripped out and caused the right bolt to snap causing the entire steering to fail.

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While steering, a loud noise was heard coming from the steering wheel. The consumer noticed that the steering wheel failed to turn on its own. The consumer drove the vehicle to the dealer for an inspection. The mechanic was unable to duplicate the problem. Please fill in additional information.

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Consumer stated while backing out of the driveway there was a loud "pop" noise ,and then steering had failed. Dealer notified.

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My 18 year old daughter was killed in an automobile accident involving a Dodge Intrepid. We are investigating to see if there was a steering failure. She would have lived had her seat belt not failed. Her seat was reclined and as a result she slid under the seat belt causing her injuries. Why is there no warning that this failure can occur? kids do not read the owner?s manual! we feel that the case maker is responsible for her death but no one wants to help because of the cost. What can be done to help us? sincerely, consumer complainant stated during a follow up call that both belted front occupants died as a result of rear ending a parked trailer with an impact speed of app. 40-45 mph according to their investigator. Both frontal airbags deployed in the crash. The male driver's head impacted the trailers safety bar resulting in an open head wound. The female passenger slid under the seat belt residing on the floor board with an internal head wound and a lacerated heart. It was observed that the passenger's belt was buckled after the crash. The angle of the passenger's seat was between 1-2 o'clock. The driver was pronounced dead a the scene and the passenger died the following day. The trailer was parked at a weight station on ramp when it was struck on a sunny after noon at about 4:00pm. The posted speed on the two lane highway was 70 mph. The road was straight and known to the driver. Drugs or alcohol were not a factor. Eye witness says the driver was awake at the time of the event. It is not known why the crash occurred. There is speculation that there was a steering problem because the consumer heard that the Intrepid had steering problem. The complainants lawyer is investigating this issue. According to lawyer the passenger's seat was reclined further back than what was stated by complainant. Eyewitness stated as such. Cw. An inspection of the vehicle was performed, however there were no indications that the accident was caused by a steering or braking problem.