Six problems related to ignition have been reported for the 1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
My 1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager has had numerous, ongoing electrical problems. The wipers no longer work, the ignition frequently does not work. I have taken it in to a repair facility and they have replaced numerous parts and the problem still persists. They believe there is an electrical short in the steering column that they cannot locate. I have two other friends who also own Chrysler product minivans and they are having the same problems. If this does not become the source of recall you can be sure that I and my friends will no longer be driving Chrysler minivans in the future. Timothy glesmann windsor, colorado.
My car keeps cutting off when I am on the highway. I've had everything done to it but it continues to cut off. I've had the catalytic converter replaced, a new fuel filter put on, a fuel injection service, etc. The problem is not coming up on the diagnostic test and frankly I feel that the car is defective. I will never by car manufactured by Plymouth or any of its sister companies. This is truly ridiculous, and I hope this problem will be looked into further.
Van quit running as I was driving down the road, had to pull off side of road. Had lights and everything, it just won't kick over when you turn the key to start. Trys to start but won't.
While driving, vehicle would stall for no apparent reason, at various speeds, the gauges drop to zero, look like vehicle was turned off. Taken vehicle to dealership several times & dealer can not locate problem on computer.
While driving car intermittently stalled, once resulting in an accident, when stalling occurs all operations are non-functional, including the brakes.
Intermittently vehicle stalls and dies, and fumes enter into passenger's compartment.