Eagle Vision Fuel System problems by year

Tl* the contact owns a 1994 eagle vision. The contact stated that fuel fumes were emitting into the vehicle. After inspecting the vehicle, the contact noticed fuel leaking onto the engine. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The contact replaced the fuel regulator, but the failure recurred. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and stated that the vin was not included in nhtsa campaign number: 98v184000 (fuel system, gasoline:fuel injection system). The failure mileage was unknown.

Recently had an issue regarding smell of gasoline coming from the hood of car. Upon inspection and repair from my local service station, it was leakage of gas from my fuel injectors in my 1997 eagle vision. The "o" rings needed to be replaced, the same "o" rings that were repaired/replaced in a 1997 recall (98v184000) on my 1997 eagle vision. *Jb

Dt: consumer had a problem with cracked seal rails. This was th fourth replacement. It was leaking fuel all over the engine, and was getting 5 miles to the gallon. Also, went through 2 fuel pumps, and 3 water pumps. Front end ball joints had to be replaced at 30,000 miles. *Ak

Campaigns 98v184000 and 98v130000 concern fuel leakage on the 1993 eagle vision. On may 13, 1999 the o rings were replaced on my eagle by the previous owner. On march 31, 2000, after purchasing the car I had to take my care in to a garage due to the strong smell of gasoline. The repair shop found a gas leak. They replaced the fuel rail gasket which cost a total of $214.02. I believe the cause of this problem was caused by the leakage of the o rings. The replacement of the fuel rail gasket should be...

While driving gas fume odor was coming from the vents. Consumer contacted the dealer, and dealer informed consumer that recall 96v158002 for replacement of fuel tank as issued. Mechanic replaced it on this vehicle. But, consumer informed the mechanic that problem recurred, and had not been resolved. *Ak

1996 Eagle vision 3.3L exhibited same symptoms as outlined in recall for same year, make and model (except for 3.5L) concerning fuel rail leakage. Fuel leaked from right side and rear of engine. Repair shop confirmed that feul rail had disconnected from fuel line and advised that this is something that should not happen under normal conditions. Contacted numerous chrysler dealers for advice on repairs short of replaceent and they stated that they either had no knowledge of any similar problem or where unwilling...

Amendment to nhtsa odi complaint number 10066149. Fuel rail/injection system fuel line o-ring leak. Reference nhtsa 98v184000/chrysler recall 790. 1) 1 Incident of recall notice and attempted recall service. After recall service performed on march 18 1999 there were 2 incidents of fuel rail/o-ring leak confirmed as follows: 2) right (passenger) side fuel rail cracked and leaked (october 17 2002) 3) left (driver) side fuel inlet line o-ring failed and leaked (april 13 2004). Customer was made to pay for...

Fuel was leaking from the fuel rail. Consumer had vehicle towed to the dealership. Vehicle caught on fire while being towed to the dealership, and dealership refused to honor the fuel leakage recall 98v184000 because of the fire. Vehicle had been at the dealership for a month. *Ak

Fuel rail/injection system leak. Reference nhtsa 98v184000 and chrysler recall number 790. 3 Incidents of fuel system leak due to defective fuel rail system leak. Nhtsa 98v184000/chrysler recall 790 is for supposedly fixing right (passenger) side injection rail but fails to acknowledge and address fixing left (driver) side fuel injection rail which has same problem. Note: root cause of fuel leak is that the fuel injection rail is made of a plastic which eventually shrinks or cracks.

The vehicle caught on fire due to a fuel leakage. Chrysler is currently recalling this make, model and year, however the owner has not been notified by chrysler of the recall. Please provide any additional information. *Nm

Recall nhtsa# 98v184000. Fuel injection delivery system can leak fuel from some of the sealing o-rings or from hair line cracks in the thermostat fuel injection rail. The consumers vehicle had the same problem. Dealer notified. *Ak the dealership stated that the car was not in good condition to drive. The consumer wants to get this safety problem taken care of as soon as possible. *Cb *jb

Continual fuel leaking and extreme exhaust fumes in cabin resulting in headaches and breathing difficulty! It will not pass emissions checks. It eats gas and is continually clogging other engine components. Multiple attempts have been made to fix problems and nothing changes. The leaks cannot be found. I cannot afford to continue to fix this, and am in a place where I cannot afford to get something else. I am stuck. Nothing was disclosed to me when I purchased it from a dealer, and carfax history came back clean. Someone please help!!! *Jb

Fuel leak at plastic fuel injector rail (seats fuel injector) which can result in possible engine fire. *Ak

Is the car dealer suppose to fix this safety defect at no cost to me? Nhtsa# 98v184000 dt

I bought this car in 1998 and have had to fix it myself many times. I cannot afford to pay someone to fix it. But if there has ever been a lemon it is this car. I have to say the motor is a good one. But every thing surrounding it is junk. At this time it is in my moms garage and I'm still making payments on it and can't even drive it. Right now it needs: 1.) Timing belt 2.) Wiring problem under dash-dome lights on all the time, a/c controls won't work properly. 3.) Inner tie rods need replaced...