1991 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER Recalls — Canada & USA

The 1991 Plymouth Grand Voyager has 3 recalls, the most serious involving the steering wheel armature, which can crack and separate from the steering column hub without warning, causing sudden loss of steering control. Two other issues affect the rear of the vehicle. The liftgate is held open by gas struts, and the bolts securing those struts can separate, dropping the liftgate on anyone standing underneath. On the safety restraint side, the outboard seatbelt anchor in the first row rear seat can detach from its mounting point, leaving an occupant without a functioning belt in a crash. There is also a concern with certain seatbelt buckles mounted on a solid stalk: the plastic cover can come loose and cause the release button to stick inside it, leaving the buckle only partially latched and the belt effectively unsecured.