Jon wrote:
>
> Hey all,
> My dad's hoping to have his 2002 Chrysler Voyager lemoned out.
> Here's a (quick) rundown:
> -- Less than 1,000 miles, it went to the dealer because it shuddered
> horribly in reverse on a slight hill (I was the winner of *that*
> first-time experience, parallel-parking it on a hill, the day he got it!)
> The dealer had the van for three days, finally said they believed the TCM
> was the culprit, and replaced it.
> -- Less than 8,000, it went in for shuddering again, this time while
> starting off on any terrain in Drive,
my wifes cousin just had DC buy back their town and country van, minus a
milage penalty.
the van would pull to the right above 60, numerous alignments, at various
shops, including a shop recomended by dc ( not a dealer, an alignment
specialty shop)
the problem still existed, a dc rep came out drove the van, did a report,
some other people drove the van (not sure who), back to another shop, again
not a dealership.. then they had some templates etc..... turns out some of
the stampings for the suspension were off by a small percentage.
apperently as vehicles are made the toolings? wear down, and eventually the
parts are out of speck.
punch
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