I bought my car in January of 2001. I was looking through the recalls on my vehicle and there was one in April of 2001 and I did not receive anything on it. It was something about the brakes and the car idling up to high and I am having problems with that. When I push my brakes it fills like it is going to take off by itself. I have 2 very small children and I think that if you have recalls on cars that everyone that has that car should know so that no more injuries can occur due to the problem. I would greatly appreciate it if someone would send me something on this problem so that I can take it to my local dealership and get it seen about. I have a 2000 Dodge Neon, and as I said I found this recall on this site and I was not contacted about it in 2001 nor was I aware that such a recall exsisted. I have been having this problem out of my car for awhile now and everytime I took it to the dealership they said that nothing was wrong. I don't think that they knew what they were looking for. I would like the same respect that everyone else got and have a chance to correct the default in my car. So please send me some information immediately. Thanks, ksims.

- Mccool, MS, USA

Consumer took vehicle in for safety recall O1V154000 to replace brake booster hose, however dealer stated that parts were out of stock, consumer still waiting to hear from dealer regarding recall repair.

- Kaneohe, HI, USA

Prior to recall notification consumer had the brake booster hose replaced, also the master cylinder, 2 calipers, 2 wheel cylinders, front brake pads and also the brake fluid was replaced due to contamination, consumer is requesting reimbursement.

- Elizabeth, NJ, USA

Consumer took vehicle in for safety recall O1V154000 to replace brake booster hose, however dealer stated that parts were out of stock, consumer still waiting to hear from dealer regarding recall repair.

- Kaneohe, HI, USA

Prior to recall notification consumer had the brake booster hose replaced, also the master cylinder, 2 calipers, 2 wheel cylinders, front brake pads and also the brake fluid was replaced due to contamination, consumer is requesting reimbursement.

- Elizabeth, NJ, USA

Brake system intermittently fails to stop when brake pedal is pressed. Dealership has examined vehicle and determined that brake booster is causing this problem to occur. Please provide any additional inforamtion / documentation.

- Inez, KY, USA

Received recall notice 01V154000. Several dealerships refused to do repairs. Contacted manufacturer, and was informed to set up appointment with dealership. Took vehicle to dealership, and service manager refused to do recall repairs on brakes vacuum booster hose. Was driving vehicle down mountain, and had no brakes to slow down. Vehicle went off mountain. Driver jumped out and suffered serious injuries. Vehicle totaled. Manufacturer indicated not responsible for non repairs.

- Susanville, CA, USA

Consumer received recall notice 01V230000 concerning brake power assist: Booster. Dealer has yet to receive parts for recall repairs.

- Mapleton, OR, USA

Consumer received recall notification 983, however when consumer arrived for the appointment she was informed that there were no parts available.

- White Bear Lake, MN, USA

Consumer received recall letter 01V154000 in June. Fox Chrysler dealer on grant ave in auburn, NY. 13021 phone # 800-447-1056 had no idea when parts will become available.

- Cayugad, NY, USA

Recall# 01V154000/ manufacturer's recall 983 contacted dealer about recall repairs, and dealer stated they did not have the parts.

- Denver, CO, USA

Recall 01V154000, dom 983. Took vehicle to dealer for recall repairs, and dealer did not have parts. Please add VIN.

- Summerville, SC, USA

Recall number 0V154000. Consumer received recall letter concerning brake vacuum booster system. Contacted dealer, dealer had no parts available to remedy recall problem. Consumer was informed that the part would take one month to arrive, when he did arrive the dealer put the part on another vehicle even thought that part had the consumers name on it.

- Olive Hill, KY, USA

When driving at 20-40 mph consumer applied brakes when vehicle started to decelerate, but vehicle failed to stop in a timely manner, causing consumer to rear end another vehicle. Insurance company informed consumer that there was a recall, 01V154, consumer had not received any recall, insurance company is pursuing the matter with Chrysler.

- Hayton, OH, USA