Two problems related to underhood wiring have been reported for the 2000 Plymouth Grand Voyager. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2000 Plymouth Grand Voyager based on all problems reported for the 2000 Grand Voyager.
My 2000 Chrysler Grand Voyager's engine burst into flames and almost the whole front end of my car, including my dash board and part of my front seats were burned up. The windshield and the windows on the passenger and driver's side in the front blew out. I suffered from smoke inhalation and did end up going to the emergency room. I also have pulled something in my back and arms that has made my arms from the elbows to the hands go painfully numb and prickly. In addition, I seemed to have caused a hemorrage in my uterus. My period is not due for about a week or a bit more. It is labor day weekend and I haven't been able to see a regular doctor yet. I actually have called the dealer where I purchased the vehicle and they say there aren't any recalls on 2000 Grand Voyager, they also said they wouldn't sell any vehicle that hadn't had the recall issue taken care of before being put on the lot--also, when I checked on the daimlerchrysler website and put the requested section of VIN numbers into their little checkup box--it said--"no incomplete recalls or customer satisfaction notifications exist. "--I have checked the internet in several places before I found this site and found that 2000 Grand Voyagers with 3. 3 l. Engines were part of the recall!!!! the first thing I saw when I stopped the car because of all the smoke was something dripping in flames from the front of the bottom of the engine.
Drove about three miles and parked vehicle. Then, was informed that vehicle was on fire. According to fire department fire had started because an electrical short. The vehicle was totaled and manufacturer is to replace it.