CarComplaints.com Notes: What the heck happened here? A year after getting our "seal of pretty good" for the 2004, Chrysler turns around and delivers this crapwagon.
This was one of the first electrical problems to show up in the car... Since then, it has been one thing after another -- windows go out, then come back on, lights go out and then come back on, CD player went out, DVD player went out, DVD lights flash non-stop, overhead lights go out and then come back on, etc
wires broke in the harness when it about a year old on both doors,took to dealer,they repaired by splicing wires,warranty covered it the first few times,then every 8 to 12 months it happens again and I repair it myself,took both harnesses apart 2 years ago, put new wires in it,both doors need repairing now
The passenger side power sliding door started to have issues about 6 or more months ago. I understand it took a bit longer to have problems than the drivers side because i didn't use it as much until i had more kids to get into the car more regularly. At first it would just intermittently work with the keyless entry and inside buttons. Then it began having issues opening all the way, and only partially. Now, I am lucky if it opens 2 inches. It has to be closed manually all the time. The mechanical closing noise still occurs as it is "sealing" it shut when manually closed. But I am expecting that to go out at any time just like my other door.
- Kristina W.,
Grand Junction, CO, US
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When you use the power button (inside or remotely) the passenger side power sliding door opens about 3 inches and stops. You can open door manually at that point but then power button will not close door.
Just want to complain about the same power door problem of my Town and Country Minivan. Disconnecting the battery cable only works for a couple of days. I called both the Chrysler dealers and the Chrysler company. The dealer told me to bring in the minivan in for a check, which will cost $95. I might have to do it since I have a five year old daughter and I am afraid this will be a safety issue. I will never buy a Chrysler or Dodge in the future. It doesn't worth it.
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REALLY NEED TO FIND OUT WHY THE BATTERY GOES DEAD WHILE HOOKED UP AND FIGURE OUT HOW TO FIX DOORS. THIS A HANDICAP VAN.
- Sean R., Hartsville Tn, US