Front Air Bag Sensor Control Problems of Plymouth Voyager

Caller got recall work done on clock spring, but it did not fix the problem. The air bag light was on before it was fixed, and now the air bag light was off , and the abs light and engine light were on, and none of gauges worked. Dealer said there was nothing else they could do. Dealer said they could do a diagnostic, but consumer would have to pay for it. Manufacturer has not been contacted yet.

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I own a 1998 Plymouth Voyager with 60,000 miles on it recently the air bag light came on and will not go off. I did some research via the internet and find out that there was a recall for the clock spring plus other recalls that we have never received for the van. This really concerns me for the safety of myself and my family. I will never buy another Chrysler product if this is the way they are going to treat their customers plus I no longer like Chrysler products because of other problems that we have had in the past.

While driving the air bag light stayed on most of the time. The light stayed on longer and longer. Vehicle was not in an accident. To owner's knowledge other problems existed. . Vehicle was regulary serviced. No attempt yet made to repair the vehicle. But he will take it in soon. No other recalls besides seat belts.

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Air bag light stays on and horn does not work.

The air bag light appeared on the dashboard and remained on. Consumer took vehicle to the dealer for inspection.

While driving srs air bag light appeared on the dashboard and remained on and the horn failed to come on when applied. The consumer took the vehicle to the dealer for inspection, and the mechanic determined that the clock spring needed to be replaced.

Consumer received recall 04v48000 concerning clock spring failure. Consumer was denied service since air bag light was not on. Consumers' recall letter stated under 70000 miles to take the vehicle in for repairs.

Air bag lights came on and stayed on. Consumer contacted the manufacturer, and had taken vehicle to the dealer. Was told that the vehicle was no longer under warranty, and will not be able to assist.

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1999 Plymouth Voyager, the horn and the airbag warning light appeared on dashboard indicator.

Ea 01 007/air bag cloc spring: after adjusting the steering wheel, the horn and the cruise control became inoperative. Dealer was not contacted.

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Consumer noticed that air bag indicator light flashed on and off, followed by the horn malfunctioning. These problems were due to the clock spring failing . Vehicle's make/model, and year was under a recall. But consumer's vehicle was not covered under the recall due to VIN.

At all times air bag light was on. Also, cruise control and horn malfunctioned. Dealer examined the vehicle, and found that the clock spring was the problem. There was a recall for this vehicle, but consumer's vehicle was not included in the recall due to VIN.

Recall 04v480000 concerning air bag clock spring failure. Air bag light illuminated while driving. Dealer was notified. Dealer informed the consumer that vehicle was not covered under a manufacturer's recall.

The vehicle's clock spring failed without warning. As a result the air bag sensor light stays on and the horn has become inoperative.

I purchased a vehicle in 1997 from a friend. All of a sudden my horn stopped working. I have replaed the fuses. I have checked all the wires. I have replaced the horn. Their is nothing wrong. I think the problem is where the airbag is behind the steering wheel. What do I do. I dont think that is my responsibility if their is a problem with the air bag is it?.

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The airbag sensor light continued to stay on and horn the was inoperative. The dealer stated the air bag clock spring had failed. A recall was issued, however the vehicle identification number was outside of the remedy scope. The valve cover gasket leaked oil while the vehicle was still under warranty. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who claimed they couldn't find a leak. The vehicle was taken to two other technicians who both agreed that there was a leak. The serpentine belt cracked at 90000 miles. The transmission cooler line clamps were replaced.

The air bag lights illuminated continuously. The air bag light only went off when the vehicle was turned off. This indicated a failure in the air bag system that may result in the air bags not deploying or deploying prematurely.

While driving the srs light appeared on the dashboard and remained on. Consumerwas able to maintain control of the vehicle, and drove it to the dealer for inspection. Mechanic determined that lock spring needed to be replaced.

While driving air bag warning light appeared on the dashboard intermittently. The clockspring was replaced due to the horn being inoperable.

After dealership did the recall for the clock spring the speed control light came on and stayed on. Ts.

The airbag illuminated, which caused the horn and crusie control to not to work, also the fuel sensor was defective which caused the vehicle to run out of gas. Ts.

Horn does not work, and airbag sensor light is on. Consumer feels airbag may or may not depoy. Can't warn other drivers. Cause unknown. Please provide any further information.

Vehicle was not started. However, gear lever will move on its own. Gears move without placing foot on the brake. Consumer adds, there is a problem w/airbag, because the light is constantly on which prohibits the horn from working. (she concerned because she has small children).

Air bag lights illuminates when car starts.

While stopped at a stop sign, a car struck my Voyager in the center of the front bumper. The other car was moving at 35 mph and my bumper was pushed into the radiator 10-12 inches and the frame was bent. Neither airbag deployed. The dealer which repaired my Voyager said the sensors were located to either side of the impact, and since no contact was made with them. . . The airbags won't deploy. My complaint is that they should have deployed under such an impact. I now wonder if they will in another accident.

Air bag clockspring recall notice for 1996 Plymouth Voyager. Ph.

Request for reimbursement for clockspring repairs.

The air bag light had come on intermittently and had grown to constant. The air bag module was found to be faulty. The air bags were replaced. The consumer has requested to be reimbursed. Scc.

Air bag sensor light is on in the interior information center on the dashboard. Consumer was told that module to the air bag is defective, and that is why the light stays on, indicating that driver's/passenger's air bags do not work. Dealer has been contacted.