Sway Bar Problems of Plymouth Grand Voyager

I took my 1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager to my mechanic to help me locate a creaking noise in the front of the van. We finally figured out that it was the sway bar. But what we also discovered was the tower mount (that connects the strut to the body frame) was severely rusted. The rest of the body has very little rust. My mechanic contacted several dealerships to find out about a repair kit for this problem, learned that these dealerships are having the same problem with their courtesy vans. Because the tower mount is such an integral part of the working of the vehicle, I feel that this is a safety issue. There should be no way that water can get up and stay in the tower mount and cause the mount to rust out.

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While driving the vehicle noticed the rear sway bar was broke. Dealer dont have the part at this moment. Please provide further information. . Ts.

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Sway bar snapped. Could cause loss in steering. Cause unknown. Dealer notified.

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Bearing for rear sway bar is going bad.

Transmission-vehicle would shift out of gear when driving. Dealership found leak from the fuel pump. It was also leaking 2-4piston seal. Brakes-are continual grinding and squeaking. Replaces pads and shoes on front and back. They still grind. Battery had a short. It was replaced. Tires were seperating causing vibration with the steering. Suspension-knocking noise from under the drivers side. Replaced sway bar link nuts. It still makes the knocking sound. This vehicle has continual problems and we are unsure about the safety of the vehicle for our family.

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