Dodge Grand Caravan

"Heating system failure caused by thermostat failure."

"Dual climate control passenger side stays at maximum heat. Info from web instructed to tun both selector knobs at the same time ten or 25 times with the key on after several attempts it finally worked. This is the second time I had this issue. I expect to have to change a blend door module or something soon. First time no problems for a year. Prior to second instance."

"Took it to a garage to refill refrigerant. It lasted one month ?. I leave the windows open now."

"A piece of door trim on the passenger side wasnt even noticeably loose. Then one day it fell off the car on the highway. I thought I had hit something and couldnt figure out what it was until I got home and it was missing."

"Paint is bubbling on hood edge Cables for stow and go broke on both seats"

""This van and I understand that this is an ongoing problem with these vehicles is the troublesome nature of the power lock actuators on the sliding doors. I have replaced them both twice and it involves taking the sliding door apart and reinstalling the actuator and it is not a simple job. the actuators are not expensive but seem to be poorly made as I have had them on other Ford vans and have never had a problem. Many owners of the Dodge Vans have this problem and have pushed Crysler for a recall, to no avail. I was quoted 800.00 CND to have this done at a dealership but as I am able I have done it myself everytime. the cost of the actuator is between 25.00 and 65.00 if bought on line and about 165.00 if bought through Crysler Canada""

"Warning light was diagnosed as a thermostat housing problem. $400 repair"

""Check engine light came on. The code was for a catalytic converter. I had a shop replace the cat. I have the R/T, so it's an E85 vehicle. The shop ordered a catalytic converter from 2 vendors and both of them either had internal issues or the sensor wasn't in the right location. They ended up having to get an OEM part. The wait time for multiple catalytic converters left my vehicle at the shop for 3 weeks.""

"Mouse damage ... not car's fault"

"pads and rotors"

"Engine light occasionally appears on instrument panel. Code indicates converter problem. Mechanic assumes it is a faulty oxygen sensor. Has not yet been repaired."

"Engine started overheating several months ago. Checked and replaced several things but still having an issue."

""Service center found leaking radiator and replaced it. This is the 2nd new radiator replacement in this vehicle. So it is on its third radiator! Luckily, the second radiator was under warranty, however labor was not.""