Four problems related to front suspension shock absorber have been reported for the 1996 Plymouth Voyager. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
Vehicle was taken to the dealer for regular maintenance, and technician determined that both strut towers were rusted to the point that it was unsafe to drive the vehicle. Dealer notified.
I own a 1996 Plymouth Voyager and on this min van the wipers act very erratic. They work when they want. Sometimes they won't shut off and other times they will not come on at all or stop right in the middle of your view. I also have an issue with the serpentine belts popping off the drive line leaving you with no power steering or power brakes and completely disables the vehicle. I also experience issues with the rear shocks. The bolts come loose and detaches the rear shick from the van leaving it quite uncontrollable while driving. All 3 issues happens on many occasions. All 4 of these defects make this van very dangerous to drive or travel with. Currently my van is sitting in my drive with a bad transmission. I have owned the van for 5 years now and in 5 years I have blown 3 transmissions.
Consumer had noticed rust around front shock absorber towers, where these parts are coming apart, and eventually will disattach from vehicle. Dealer and manufacturer had been contacted.
While driving could hear a lot of noise coming from suspension. Had to replace shock absorbers. Please provide more information.