Accelerator Pedal Problems of Plymouth Voyager

The contact owns a 1999 Plymouth Voyager. While driving 20 mph, the vehicle accelerated automatically to 45 mph. The contact attempted to apply the brakes, but the vehicle failed to stop. The contact crashed into the rear end of another vehicle. A police report was filed. The VIN, engine size, # of cylinders, and powertrain were unknown. The current and failure mileages were 160,000.

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While driving 60 mph vehicle started to slow down, consumer applied accelerator more, but vehicle continued to slow down. Consumer pulled over, vehicle rolled until speed reached zero, then, vehicle stalled. Towed to dealer who found no problem. This has happened 2 more times, at about the same speed. Vehicle at dealer at this time.

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Consumer stops, puts vehicle in a reverse mode, steps on gas pedal, vehicle is stuck,. Needs to reapply pressure on gas pedal repeatedly. Suddenly it will reverse. Dealer replaced tranmission. Claims cannot find problem. Now vehicle jerks repeatedly in the reverse mode, loss of power.

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There is a vibration in the accelerator pedal, the faster the vehicle travel the worse the vibratio.

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When applying the gas pedal over 30 to 35mph, there is excessive vibration coming from the gas pedal. Dealer has seen vehiclaseveral times and says it's normal.

When depresssing the accelerator pedal, the sole of my shoe catches under the bottom edge of the console, holding the foot in place and the gas pedal depressed, and it could possibly result in the inability to slow or stop the vehicle in an emergency.