Six problems related to wiring have been reported for the 1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
I received batteries in 1999, 2000, & 2001 for the same van from the dealer because they all lost power. Now I need a new wiring harness for that van because acid from those batteries leaked into the current wiring harness which will cost me over $1000. The dealer has been doing the service on my van and I have not been informed of the problem of acid leaks into the wiring all of those years. In 2002 I bought a batery from kragen auto parts. I don't know why batteries in the van lose power and have to be replaced every year. Van defect? possibly. Now the dealer says that because there is so many miles on the van, they aren't responsible. But they must have know that there was something wrong since 1999. I have a 1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager. I feel that the present milage has nothing to do with the battery problem that still exist with the van, and that the dealer was and still is well aware of this problem.
Short in wiring caused wiring to smolder or melt claim # 22-v3620-496. Nlm.
Short in wiring caused wiring to smolder or melt claim # 22-v3620-496. Nlm.
Consumer states short in wiring caused wires to smolder or melt (claim # 22-v362-496).
Consumer states the wiring harness is completely melted down, consumer wants to know if similar cases on this make and type of vehicle has caught on fire (claim # 59-v461-637).
Vehicle caught on fire due to a short in electrical wiring. Vehicle was totaled. The dealer and manufacturer have been notified.