Door Latch Problems of Plymouth Voyager - part 1

The consumer stated the sliding door on the driver's side remained in the locked position. It cannot be unlocked with the key or from the inside. This is a power door locking mechanism. The vehicle has not been to a service dealer, but he problem has been reported to the manufacturer. This component is no longer under warranty. The consumer does not have the address for the dealership where the vehicle was purchased.

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I bought the van used in late sept. 2002 with 22,000 miles on it. Did not buy ext. Warranty. By the time I used the 1. Ac in the spring it didn't work, warranty was expired. Replaced compressor, not at the dealer, then found out evaporator was bad too. No more money,still driving with no ac. 2. Horn didnt work. I paid to fix it. 3. Have replaced brakes twice in 3 years. Abs light was on for 6 months then went off. 4. Intermittent problem . . Door locks go up and down by themselves, while there are bells dinging, and the interior lights flash on and off all at the same time. Look like some kind of christmas tree on wheels going down the road. Unable to duplicate for the dealer. Not fixed. 5. Six times in the last week van has stalled. 5 when turning and once while at a stoplight. Unable to duplicate for the dealer. Not fixed. 6. While there for the stalling, had them look at the recall for airbag because the light stays on longer than all the others, they said it was fine and didn't need to be fixed. . . . . These are a few of the things I can remember. I will also remember not to buy another Chrysler.

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Vehicle was shooting sparks from under the dashboard on the driver's side. Then, the brake lights and the dashboard lights could not be turned off. Mechanic had to turn the lights off by disconnecting or touching a wire. The ses light remained illuminated while driving. The horn stopped working. The brake light became stuck and the brakes felt spongy. The interior lights failed intermittently. The rear door lock wouldn't work with the key. The right rear wheel bearings were noisy. One of the front tires had cord separation.

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Consumer has a 1999 Plymouth Voyager. When she is parked and electronically locks the doors, there is a very loud buzzing noise coming from the sliding door. This also happens every time you open and close the door. As well when driving, "door open" light comes on.

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Windshield wipers turn themselves on/off intermittently and without warning. Occasionally windshield wipers will not turn on when engaged by driver. Consumer feels that body control module is faulty. The radio was inoperative, the brake light on the dash board does not illuminate, the emergency brake switch had to be reconnected consumer was unable to open doors from the inside. *akjlg.

Vehicle's automatic door has a malfunction. Please provide more details. Ph.

While driving driver's side center van door opened without warning. Consumer very concerned about children's safety. Vehicle was checked by dealer.

Sliding door could not be locked. When it locked could not be unlocked with the key. Dealer was contacted and problem was fixed, but it happened again. Please provide more information.

Consumer could not open back door with key. It felt like it was stock and impossible to be open.

Sliding door on left side of vehicle cannot be unlocked from inside or outside of the vehicle or with power remote, cause unknown. Right door can be unlocked manually by hand.

While driving at highway speed four year child was able to open driver side rear door with the latch in the lock position.

When pressing on the brakes van would jerk back and forth. Also, back door latch is getting hard to open.

Intermittently when alarm system was engaged. Power door locked, causing the consumer to be locked in the vehicle and unable to get out. Dealer was notified.

The driverside sliding door lock doesn't lock properly. Sometime the door latch malfunctions which prevent me from closing the door.

Mis-lead, deceived and possibly lied to in a used vehicle purchase involving a trade. The vehicle door locks do not work and I injured myself while trying to lock them. I consider the locks to be a safety issue as well as an insurance issue. I now just want to unwind the deal and desperately need help in doing this. I notified the dealer in less than 18 hours of purchase of the situation. I no longer trust them or the vehicle. I need to act quickly in order to get my trade back (which I trust). I have learned a lot but do not feel that I should continue to suffer if it is possible to unwind this. I was also mislead on the whereabouts of my trade in attempting to return their vehicle today - they said at first it had already been sold, then changed the story. That drive this morning was 1. 5 hours from my house yet 1. 5 from their location. I spent several hours in an unfamiliar city (in the rain) trying to resolve this before returning home. As they said they no longer had my vehicle I had no other choice. In order to switch vehicles I (or someone) will need to drive 3 hours one way. I work full time, attend college at night twice a week and am raising a daughter alone. Even hearing all this in my phone call to them 1/2 way there this morning, the person I talked to insisted that I was being unreasonable. I understand it is a "buyer beware" world, but after having been deceived do I have recourse? anyway, I could go on and on. . . Please help!! thank you.

Rear door would not latch properly unless door is slammed close. Dealer was not contacted at this time.

The sliding door on the passenger's side will not open from the inside or the outside using the key or the remote. The door was repaired once by the dealer. Owner is experiencing same problem again.

While driving vehicle or when is stopping has to lock sliding door on passenger's side before closing. Otherwise, when not locking door, it will open without a warning. Consumer had taken vehicle to dealer before.

Consumer has had continuous mechanical door problems. Prior to incident date, consumer tried to contact the dealer . The dealer kept telling the consumer that they have no avaliable dates to repair the problem.

When driving at approx 70 mph the passenger's sliding door opens by itself. This defect can cause serious injuries. Consumer took car to dealership, cannot locate problem. This defect keeps reoccurring.

#ea96025, sliding door latch failure, passenger side sliding door unlatches itself over bumps. Latch replaced on 2/27/97, one week later door unlatched again.

Sliding door latch locks up on its own without warning, trapped occupants inside, occupants crawled out of vehicle through front door. Pe96038/quandt.

Sliding door has failed three times with door latch falling apart or failing to unlatch.

Sliding door failue, willnot open when pressing the release from inside on the passenger's side.

Vehicle has been in the shop 4 times for sliding door latch failure, still not corrected. #pe96038.

Driver's side sliding door latch failed, door came open while driving, also rear window wiper blade motor failed and fuel tank was leaking on top.

Sliding door latch failure, the latch sticks and the consumer is unable to open the door. The vehicle has been to three dealers for the same problem.

While driving down the road the front passenger door popped open-no one fell out.

While driving the passenger's side sliding door unlocked, causing the door to open. Please provide further details.

Doors unlock on their own. Consumer feels its dangerous because small children are aboard.

Consumer complains that doors can be opened from inside with locks engaged.

While using key to unlock side door, door would not unlock by key or inside. Dealer stated that lock needed to be replaced. Please provide further information.

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Owner states while driving vehicle the passenger's side door opened. Owner notes that it opened once and has not opened again.

While driving experienced sliding door failure when driver door popped open and rattled, also, passenger's door won't latch at all, not fixed.

Both locks on the sliding doors failed.