Headlights Problems of Plymouth Voyager

The contact owns a 1998 Plymouth Voyager. When the vehicle is turned off, the headlights remain illuminated and occasionally activate automatically. The failure was noticed while driving 15 mph and it drains the battery. The dealer stated that there were no recalls available and the repair was the contact's responsibility. Nhtsa campaign id number 99v116000 (exterior lighting:headlights) for the 1999 Plymouth Voyager was referenced. The current mileage was 94,000 and failure mileage was 90,000.

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Headlights are so frosted/yellowed you can. T see at night. The lights on this vehicle were not that good when they were new. But now that the plastic has broken down from exposure to the environment, the lights are useless. My older cars had headlights made of glass and did not seem to have this problem.

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The headlight lenses on my 1996 Plymouth Voyager van are deteriorating. You could say they are fogging up. I looked at them with a magnifying glass and it looks like there are tiny cracks. It is degrading the light emanating from the lenses to such an extent that night driving is really dangerous. My brights are dimmer than most cars' low beams.

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There was a recall many years ago in germany on the starter,also have a letter from the Chrysler shop the part get replaced on warranty that was many years ago,there never had the part to replace it. Now I am in the states ,in washington, and the recall part failed me. Second: my headlight have a film haze,there is no way to clean it take it apart or anything. We went to used auto part stores every last one has the same problem. I cant see at night,and can cost me an extent. That should be a recall. A new light would cost $ 270. 00 plus tax per light. It is on both lights. I am disappointed with the Chrysler. I also just read on your web there many other recalls I never knew about it. What can you do for me.

Headlight lens degradation.

The transmission goes into gear without depressing the brake. The guide plates had damaging spots. The brakes had excessive clearance and damaged the trailing edge. The vehicle would be in operation at a stop on a slight incline, the gear was in drive, with the foot removed from the brake and the vehicle would roll backwards; (the same for reverse), the lens covers on the vehicle have yellowed and or had become opaque. In 2000 Chrysler Voyager and a 1998 Plymouth grand Voyager.

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Consumer complained about the headlights. Both headlights have glazed over, almost opaque, resulting in extremely reduced visibility during the night. Thus, obstructing consumer's view while driving. Dealership indicated nothing they could do about it, only to replace each headlight unit. Each headlight unit would cost $263. 00 at consumer's expense.

While driving front headlight lens were fogged, making it hard for the consumer to see during night hours.

Headlights lens developed a discoloration that reduced the lights illumination an d driver's visibility while driving at night or on dark roads. The entire headlight unit had to be replaced to correct the problem.

Headlight lens gets very cloudy over a period of time. Can not be replaced unless you buy the whole unit at about $250. 00. Can not get lens from anywhere because all of the lenses are cloudy for that model. Does effect visibility at night. Manufacturer will not do anything to help.

98 Plymouth Voyager VIN #2p4gp4531wr687519 please be advised that my acrylic head lamps have become pitted via normal driving. I believe this causes loss of visiblity during nightime operation. Visibility may be lowered by more than 50%. I think this may be a common situation in vehicles nationally. Please advise me on the proper steps to rectify.

Consumer states that while driving and turning the headlight from high to low beam it will flick off causing a distraction to the consumer view. Dealer notified ts.

Plastic covers of 1997 Plymouth Voyager minivan headlamps are losing transparency. Minute cracks appearing on the surface of the headlamps are making them less clear and thus decreasing the brightness of the headlamps at night. Noticed initially a year ago , slowly getting worse.

Year 2000 Plymouth Voyager minivan. Extremely dim/poor headlights. Dangerous to drive at night. No remedy to situation.

Headlights are dim, can't see very far down the road, unsafe to drive at night. Premature failure of fuel gauge sending unit. Dt.

Vehicle had been to dealer twice , would not start, bought new battery. Next day dead again. Dealer said headlight stayed on that caused battery to be drained. Next night vehicle was burning, flames and smoke from under the hood. Fire department had to cut open hood to get to engine, left side of engine was melted. Vehicle at dealers since then.

: the contact stated that both front headlight covers are cloudy and discolored, which makes it difficult to see the road ahead. The manufacturer was contacted on 07/24/06 who determined that the whole headlight assembly needed to be replaced at cost.

Vehicle has had the same problems for 2 1/2 years now, vehicle will not turn on, cooling fans will not shut down once car is off and will then will not turn back on, seatbelts have black tar which has seeped out of the seatbelt housing. Also, headlights flicker on and off while driving, cassette ejects at will during operation.

While driving at nightheadlights go out without any warning. Unable to drive vehicle, cannot see.

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Headlights are very dim, coloring is very yellowish and not bright, need to use high beams to see at night, took vehicle to dealer and was informed by mechanic that lights meet standards. Consumer was then informed by a Chrysler represenative that running lights be installed at consumers expense.

Deffective design of head light causes regular and high beams lights to have very poor light output. Yh.

While driving at night headlights will only shine 45-50 feet ahead of vehicle on low beam, dealer has adjusted lights, however problem still occurs. . Consumer was informed by dealership that that was the design of the vehicle, the bulbs were replaced with lighter ones however the problem remained.

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I have seen all of the other vehicles be recalled due to inadequte lighting by the head lights but I still do not see the crysler minivans being recalled for this problem. They are the worst. Please check on this and force crysler to recall them.

Windshield wiper problem has been fixed at least 2 times by dealer. Problems continue on an intermittent basis. We never know when they will activate by themselves. Park in middle of windshield. Recently problem developed on an intermittent basis. Headlights will not always turn on. Also dashboard displays goes blank on intermittent basis.

While driving at night headlights would get condensation inside of the lens that would cause the lights to become dim. This would pose a hazard to the driver due to a lack of visibility on the roads. There would be no light reflection while driving because of a lack of brightness. Will be taking vehicle to dealer to have headlight covers checked.

When headlights are used there is poor visibilty. Dealers are aware of problem. Cause unknown.

Consumer called complaining about having problems with the headlamps on the vehicle. Also stated that the headlamps are deffected because they are braking so bad that you can bearly see the light. Dealer was contacted and stated that there is no recalls out so there is nothing they can do about it. Ts.