Brake Abs Warning Light Problems of Plymouth Grand Voyager

Experienced hard brake pedal (lose of braking) and brake / abs lights illuminated on the dash board. This was the second failure in the last two years after approximately 14,000 miles of operation since the last repair and for at least the fourth time since we have owned this vehicle (bought new). Previous repair involved replacement of brake accumulator, dual pressure switch, brake actuator piston assembly, and the pump motor assembly, the last two of which are subject to a lifetime recall. Dealer refuses to repair/replace warranted parts without agreement that other parts are replaced at a cost of approximately $900. Given that it is likely that warranted part failures are leading to the failure of the other components and that the last repair only lasted for 14,000 mile we requested that Chrysler cover the entire repair. Chrysler refused. In addition, it has been our experience that each time we have had the brake system fail, it has included the need to replace other brake system components beyond the parts subject to the lifetime recall. Thus it would appear that the lifetime recall should have been expanded to cover all of the components impacted by the failure of the warranted components.

Contact stated while driving the interior light dimmed, and the abs light on the dashboard came on. The entire electrical system failed and the vehicle stalled. The problem occurred without warning. The dealer has not been contacted yet. The manufacturer informed her that she needed to have the vehicle looked at. The vehicle will have to be towed to the dealer.

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Abs pump in the brake system needs replacing at a cost of $967. 00! my 1998 Plymouth voyger van has less than 40,000 miles and has not been abused or wrecked. Quote was give by christopher Dodge, golden colorado.

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When brakes were depressed, the pedal traveled to the floor, and the abs light illuminated. The dealership replaced the senor, however the problem recurred.

Vehicle was going 45mph through a tunnel when the brake pedal started boucing back and forth while consumer was accelerating. Abs light was not illuminated. Before applying brakes the abs seem to have disengaged and back to normal. Vehicle has been in 4-5 times regarding the abs.

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Vehicle has been experiencing problem with windshield wipers operating intermittently while in the off mode. Also, abs sensor light remained on. Dealer notified, and informed consumer that vehicle was not covered under a manufacturer's recall, and repairs would only be made at consumer's cost.

Abs light on. Broken wire to sensor although brakes still pulsate. A/c is out of cold air every year before summer is over. No leaks can be found. Engine dies when turning, idling, or slowing down without any warning.

Abs keeps disabling itself, causing the abs light to keep coming on. Dealer replaced steering column. Defect is still reoccurring.

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