1989 DODGE ARIES User Comment / Complaint

When trying to apply the anti-lock brake the vehicle will not stop, the vehicle has extended stopping distance.  view

Abs lost all pressure during braking, occurred at 35 mph--impact at 12:00, driver's side air bag did not deploy.  view

Abs lost all pressure during braking, occurred at 35 mph--impact at 12:00, driver's side air bag did not deploy.  view

Owner states that seat belts broke in vehcle, owner was in a crash and seat belts would not latch, but belts broke, trowing occupant into windshield, causing injuries. she also notes vehicle was totaled and consumer received recall notice for the problem. consumer states never recived the notice.  view

Wife drove vehicle, smelled something burning, vehicle suddenly died, under hood wires melted, terminal leading to battery had overheated, resulting in a fire. fuse box terminal cracked into pieces while trying to disconnect it, plastic protective cap had melted and made it difficult to disassemble, consumer found that no anti-vibration device was employed in the connection. vehicle experienced problems with the ecu. rear main seal was installed.  view

Starter replaced.  view

Radiator replaced.  view

Wife drove vehicle, smelled something burning, vehicle suddenly died, under hood wires melted, terminal leading to battery had overheated, resulting in a fire. fuse box terminal cracked into pieces while trying to disconnect it, plastic protective cap had melted and made it difficult to disassemble, consumer found that no anti-vibration device was employed in the connection. vehicle experienced problems with the ecu. rear main seal was installed.  view

Wife drove vehicle, smelled something burning, vehicle suddenly died, under hood wires melted, terminal leading to battery had overheated, resulting in a fire. fuse box terminal cracked into pieces while trying to disconnect it, plastic protective cap had melted and made it difficult to disassemble, consumer found that no anti-vibration device was employed in the connection. vehicle experienced problems with the ecu. rear main seal was installed.  view

Wife drove vehicle, smelled something burning, vehicle suddenly died, under hood wires melted, terminal leading to battery had overheated, resulting in a fire. fuse box terminal cracked into pieces while trying to disconnect it, plastic protective cap had melted and made it difficult to disassemble, consumer found that no anti-vibration device was employed in the connection. vehicle experienced problems with the ecu. rear main seal was installed.  view