Steering Wheel Problems of Plymouth Voyager

The air bag warning light comes on intermittently. According to the information given to me by a local chyrsler dealer, this problem is typically caused by a faulty clock spring, and the driver's side air bag will not deploy when the warning light is on. The clock spring was replaced once under warranty on June 6, 1997, at 7922 miles. My complaint at that time was a crunching sound that came from the area of the steering column, when the steering wheel was turned in either direction.

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Steering wheel would momentarily lock up when making turns. Dealer notified. Feel free to provide any further information.

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While driving about 5 mph steering wheel locked up whitout prior warning. Consumer kept driving straight. Vehicle was towed to dealer, and they stated that steering wheel was not locked at time when vehicle was bought. However, vehicle was fine. Prior to steering wheel locking up, the consumer had problems with cruise control disengaging, the windshield wipers malfunctioning and check the engine light come on and staying, but had all fixed. Recently, the consumer says the back lights work intermittently. The consumer is concerned about steering wheel possibly locking again in the future.

Failure disabled airbag and horn. Very dangerous!! can't blow horn to avoid accident.

Due to steering column clock spring failure all the dash board functions horn, cruise control and air bag light inoperative. Yh.

Steering wheel and column broke.

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The steering wheel malfunctioned, causing steering wheel to move freely, and vehicle not turning in either direction, which almost resulted in an accident. Dealer replaced clock springs and a gear power.

Abs: when applied brake pedal goes to floor, causing extended stopping distance, nearly caused an accident, no warning; also, steering wheel grinds, could crack, causing loss of steering control.

Consumer unable to see the turn signal, odometer, and high beam. Because the steering wheel blocks his view.

During vehicle operation a noise was coming from the center of the steering wheel where the air bag is located, as a result the consumer was told by spokane of Chrysler Plymouth inc. That the steering wheel, needed to be replaced on 6-12-96.

Steering cracks when turning, also stiff at times.

While driving heard a popping noise and took vehicle to the dealership, and was informed that the steering column needs to be replaced.

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