Automatic Transmission Floor Shift Problems of Plymouth Breeze

Consumer states that 1999 Plymouth Breeze caught on fire and burned completely. Consumers parked the car and turned off the engine, and 5 minutes later consumer was notified that vehicle was on fire. The fire started under the hood around the engine compartment. The battery was severely burned and it looked like the fire may have started there. A week earlier NHTSA recall 04v021000 repairs were done. The fire department came and extinguished the fire. Fire and police reports were issued.

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Automatic transmission lever can be moved without keys in ignation. Has moved from park to reverse while sitting at idle.

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Problems getting repair work completed on 1996 Plymouth Breeze. When the consumer returned to pick up his vehicle, he was told no work had been performed because there was a special part that needed to ordered. The dealer still has not contacted the consumer. The problem was a recall repair on the shift inter-lock. Recall#04v021000.

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Two weeks after recall repairs were performed for the floor shift ignition the part failed again. As a result, the consumer was unable to release the key from the vehicle.

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The consumer had a hard time finding out whether or not her vehicle was included in the park interlock recall. After numerous attempts to see if the consumers vehicle was recalled, the vehicle was finally repaired.

The vehicle's park interlock system failed prior to the consumer receiving the recall notice. As a result the vehicle drifted into the rear of a SUV. Recall#04v021000.

The consumer made an appointment for a recall, took the vehicle in and waited for the repair. The consumer was then notified the part was not in. The recall was for the shift interlock.

While parked on a slight incline with no keys in the ignition, the gear shift of the floor console was able to be moved. The vehicle rolled and hit a house. The vehicle had a child inside at the time that sustained minor head injuries. The owner received a recall notice one year later. Nhtsa recall campaign 04v021000; floor shift console. Please provide details.

1999 Plymouth Breeze high pressure steering hose defect. The consumer believed the fire and the accidents that occurred, where due to a direct result of the two recalls that were issued. An inspector was sent to examine the vehicle and concluded the problems were not a result of the recalls.