Suspension Problems of Plymouth Voyager

Plymouth Voyager owners have reported 85 suspension related problems since 1996. Table 1 shows the 19 most common suspension problems. The number one most common problem is related to the vehicle's strut tower (25 problems). The second most common problem is related to the vehicle's front suspension strut (13 problems). For details of each of the problem category, use the links in the table.


Recently reported Suspension problems of Plymouth Voyager

The Strut Tower problem

1998 Plymouth Voyager left and right front towers are consumed by corrosion exposing the strut assemblies and severely weakening the load bearing structure causing serious risk of strut tower failure as on or both struts will penetrate into the engine compartment causing the front of the vehicle to   Read details...

The Front Suspension Strut problem

Observed that the driver's side strut tower is rusted through two layers of metal and perforated over half the way around front top of the strut tower. Vehicle has little other body rust except this shock / strut tower area and there needs to be a safety recall to repair this defective item before   Read details...

The Suspension problem

Took a right turn out of parking lot. Heard a groaning noise and the car wavered a little bit. When I got home,I noticed the front spring on the driver side was only about 1 inch away from making contact with the tire. I opened the hood and noted that where the strut is connected to the wheel well.   Read details...

The Front Suspension problem

Tires had been wearing out, and aligment had not corrected problem. Please provide more information.   Read details...

The Front Suspension Shock Absorber problem

Vehicle was taken to the dealer for regular maintenance, and technician determined that both strut towers were rusted to the point that it was unsafe to drive the vehicle. Dealer notified.   Read details...




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