Eight problems related to tank assembly have been reported for the 1997 Plymouth Voyager. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
Vehicle locked up and shut down without prior warning. Fuel gauge acknowledged a fuel tank. But there was no gasoline, and vehicle shut down.
Headlights are dim, can't see very far down the road, unsafe to drive at night. Premature failure of fuel gauge sending unit. Dt.
Fuel gauge sensor failed. Failing to show empy fuel tank. Vehicle stalled and was towed.
Gas gauge works improperly.
The rubber in the gas tank deteriorated, causing both venting tubes sides to leak gasoline, if ignited could start a fire. Dealer is replacing the gas tank.
Gas tank baffles failed.
The fuel tank would not take more than a half a tank of fuel. The dealer has been notified.
When accelerating / making a turn, and the fuel tank is 3/4 quarter full, the gas tank rolls against the chassis. Dealer placed foam pads between the fuel tank and the chassis which did not correct the problem. Pads have been replaced twice and now dealer says that nothing can be done.