1991-1995 Plymouth Voyager: Recall History
Updated: 11/23/08
1995 Plymouth Voyager
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Learn about official auto recalls, reliability issues, and vehicle problems for the 1991-1995 Plymouth Voyager directly from the NHTSA and manufacturers.
NHTSA Recall History
1991 w/ABS:
High-pressure hose in antilock braking system may leak or detach, which increases likelihood of brake lockup.
1991 w/ABS:
High-pressure pump of antilock braking system may be porous, resulting in increased stopping distances.
1991:
Liftgate-support attaching bolts can break, resulting in liftgate falling unexpectedly.
1991-92:
Steering-wheel mounting armature can develop cracks and separate from the center hub attachment to the steering column; can result in loss of vehicle control.
1991-93 w/ABS:
Piston seal in control unit can wear excessively; ABS could fail, and power assist might be reduced.
1991-93:
Due to improperly staked left windshield-wiper pivot drive arm, wipers could cease to function.
1991-93:
Seatbelt-release button can stick inside cover, so buckle is only partially latched; also, center rear-belt anchor clip can disconnect.
1992:
Bolts that attach gas strut to rear liftgate can accumulate fatigue damage, if loose; liftgate could fall suddenly.
1992:
Brake pedal pad attachment arm on small number of vehicles could break.
1992:
Brake-pedal pad attachment to pedal arm may not have adequate strength.
1992:
Fuel tank may drop, or lines may rupture near fuel tank, leading to possible fire.
1992:
Zinc plating of some upper steering-column shaft-coupling bolts caused hydrogen embrittlement and breakage.
1993-94:
Liftgate support attaching bolts can break, resulting in liftgate falling unexpectedly.
1993-94:
Lug nuts on optional 15-inch stamped steel wheels may have been improperly installed, which could lead to wheel separation.
1993-95:
Wiring that initiates driver and/or passenger airbag could short immediately after turning ignition key to "on" position, causing airbag to deploy inadvertently.








