Gasoline Fuel System Problems of Plymouth Voyager

The consumer smelled gas fumes inside the vehicle. Please provide more information.

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I'm having a problem right now concerning the van's ignition or fuel component. Since June, 2003 the engine will all of the suddent die or the compression goes down to a minimum that will allow the engine to only run; this has happened four times. Then when I let the engine cool down for awhile, I can start it up and it will run ok for a while. Mechanics are telling me that they can't tell what the problem is until the problem shows itself; also they say it could be some kind of ignition module of some sort. On two of the occasions, I was on a major freeway with my three kids in tow and we were stranded in the car pool lane. If you have any ideas of what the problem could be please let me know. Also, my windshield wipers go on at any time on their own and my paint peels in the back top of the van adjacent to the back hatch.

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The vehicle experienced a fuel leak. The electrical system has not worked while vehicle was running. (window, blinkers, and the radio) restarting the vehicle solves the problem each time. Scc.

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A gasoline odor is detected while riding in passenger compartment during normal operation of vehicle. This odor can also be detected when standing next to vehicle while it is not in use. An independent mechanic has examined vehicle, but cannot determine cause of problem. Independent mechanic does not perform engine work, but installed new air filter, consumer is reluctant to take vehicle to dealer due to potential charges.

While driving 65 mph vehicle suddenly downshifted a couple of gears, went from 65 to 35 in a matter of moments. Vehicle experiences a loud thump in the engine compartment, dealer has not been able to correct problem. Malfunctioning electric door locks. Malfunctioning electric windows. Incorectly shifting transmision. Keyless entry failure. Dash gauges fail. Poor gas mileage. Wind whistling through failed window seal.

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Severe fuel odor/fumes were getting into the vehicle while running or driving. Vehicle has been to the dealer on two occasions, and the problem is still occurring.

Chrysler told us they knew nothing of the problem and now we hear there will be a recall. . The fumes are bad and we are afraid of fire.

The gas mileage is consistently at least 10 mpg less than the van is rated on for city and highway driving, the van has been taken to the dealer 3 times with no results. Nlm.

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Fuel leakage in the front of the vehicle, unknown source of leakage. Tt.

I just read that a recall is pending on this problem. We had the original recall work done on the van, but have experienced periodic episodes of raw fuel smell in the cabin. Our local dealer said they had done all the work covered by the original recall, had no responsibility for more work, but would make repairs at our expense. This is amazing, the kind of irresponsible and reckless situation I see on 60 minutes, but have never personally experienced before now.

While driving smelled fuel filling vehicle. Please provide any further information.

While driving vehicle, gas fumes would enter the interior of vehicle. Had taken vehicle to dealership and was informed by mechanic the "o" rings were defective and would need to be replace. Noticed recall thru car fax and contacted manufacturer for reimbursement. Informed not type of motor under recall with same problem. Ts.

Consumer states there is a smell of gas in the vehicle at times, consumer saw a report about a recall for 1996 thru 2000 models, regarding a gas leak in the engine area, however consumer was not specific about the recall.