16 problems related to cruise control have been reported for the 1996 Plymouth Voyager. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
Vehicle was taken to the dealer because the air bag light illuminated. Also vehicle was taken to dealer for recall 02v293000 clockspring repairs. Dealer attempted to repair the problems under the recall, but was only able to fix the horn. Air bag light was still illuminating, and cruise control did not function. Consumer requested a call back.
The problem is that the air bag warning light stays on, horn cannot work, and lose the cruise control. This indicates the malfunction in air bag system, horn circuit, and the speed control.
Airbag light has come on, and horn and cruise control stopped working.
Failure of this part rendered the airbag system ineffective. Also the horn would not work, nor would the cruise control work. Approx $230 to fix. T work.
While driving air bag light came on and remained. This caused horn and cruise control not to be working.
Cruise control not functioning.
Airbag light came on, horn and cruise control quit working.
Airbag light is on, horn and cruise control not working either.
Airbag light on, horn and cruise control not working either.
When airbag light came on, horn stopped working, along with cruise control. Reported via phone immediately to service dept. Stated common failure. Able to diagnose over the phone. Told me "not to worry" because airbag would not deploy. Light indicated failure. Had to pay dealer $295. 55 to have repaired.
I recently heard a news report on a local radio station that the government has launched an investigation into the combined failure of the air bag system, cruise control and horn on approx 3 million Mini vans. Unfortunately, I suspect my van currently has this same problem. It has not been examined by my Chrysler dealer although I did contact them and they advised they were unaware of this type of problem and claimed to have not received any report from Chrysler about this. I also called Chrysler customer assistance and they too were "unaware" of any problems and simply documented my concern. I would like to know if Chrysler is indeed aware of multiple problems with this same failure or are they avoiding admitting to the investigation. I was quite suprised to read in my paper today about the investigation (ea01007) and how the symptems matched mine exactly. About 6 months ago, the air bag light illuminated apon start up and now stays on for the full duration of the drive. A few weeks after that, the cruise control began a bizzare on again, off again pattern. Each time you started the car, it was a crap shoot to see if cruise would be working. A few weeks after that, we noticed the horn no longer works. I'm leary of bringing the vehicle in for "diagnostics" considering some of the repair costs I've heard, associated with air bag system repairs. I would like to be advised as to what chryslers response was and is regarding your announced investigation. Thank you.
The air bag indicator light is on and the cruise control only works occasionally.
Horn wont blow, cruise control won't work, and airbag light is constantly on.
Cruise control goes out when using either the parking or driving lights.
Cruise control intermittently jumps back into place while driving the vehicle without warning which caused an accident.
Cruise control inoperative.