Six problems related to engine oil leaking have been reported for the 1999 Plymouth Voyager. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
Inferior quality oil pan. . . Oil pan leaked thru on 99 Plymouth Voyager at 5 ys and 84t mile. Releasing oil along van frame and brakes . . Causing smoke and strong odor in van comaprtment. Had to replace oil pan thru chyrsler as no one else had it. Per dealer and mechanics this should not have happened at that mileage and year. Chrysler corporate refused to help and could care less. . Letter to ceo at daimler Chrysler and fax went unanswered. .
Oil leak coming from head gasket after only 49,000 miles. It seems that Chrysler knew and put new mls gaskets in production just a month after my vehicle was produced.
Oil is leaking from the head gasket at 47500 miles.
At 49,500 miles, now the engine has oil leak under.
My vehicle was taken to the dealer once my husband discovered the oil leak. Replacing a head gasket at the current miles listed is unheard of. I feel that Chrysler and the dealership knew of the problem but never made any attempt to contact onwers and advise them of the problem. The dealer did repair the vehicle for $333. 10 and said in their response that they split the cost with me. This problem if not discovered by my husband could have led to more serious problems and expenditures of additional funds that should have not been. This problem was related to a poor design and defective workmanship at best. My husband has owned a Honda since 1987 and has never had any such problem. I feel that chysler and gary mathews motors have victimized honest consumers such as myself. The dealership waited until the problem surfaced and profited from something that I should have been notified of. The dealership seem to think they have done me a favor by only charging me $300. 00 for repairs on a vehicle just over a year o.
Oil leak was coming from head gaskets.