One problem related to headlight concealment device has been reported for the 1996 Plymouth Voyager. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
1996 Plymouth grand Voyager se, headlamp lenses turn opaque when they age until they reach a point where it is dangerous to operate the vehicle at night. I called a dealer and he said they are made of plastic and it is up to the consumer to replace them at a cost of $558. 00 ($279. 00 each). I consider this a safety defect - the lenses should be made out of a material that does not degrade significantly with age.
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