I'm curious, I drive a caravan se sport 1997 and they have recalls out for the yr I have.
I bought this van in 2002 and it is now 2006, why havent I heard from the people at the DC(dealership)
about this, should I be concerned about or is it only happening to certain models?
Best thing to do is call a dealership and give them your VIN number. Better yet, go up there so you can see their computer screen They will run your VIN and come back with a list of recalls. Some of the recalls expire, but ones involving safety issues (like the clockspring and rear seat belts on my 97) never expire. Just like waiting on test results from a doctor, sometimes you gotta call them, or you'll never know.
Since you bought the van second hand, DCX won't know you own it unless you go to the dealer and update owner information with Chrysler, not just the dealer they don't send out the recall notices.
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Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep Technician 14 Years, ASE Master Certfied
1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 75,600 miles
1999 Dodge Dakota Sport 318ci 135000 miles
2008 Chrysler Town and Country Limited 2500 miles
In NY state I get recall notices on used vehicles because DCX uses DMV records in this state.
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Caravan Fan....have owned 7 and praise their virtues, but woe their transnission flaws. I use a broken differential pin as a key chain if that's any sign. 2 1988 w/2.5l, 91 GC w/3.3, 94 GC AWD w/3.3, 2 1997's w/3.3 and 99 w/3.8
Recalls on Caravans
They will run your VIN and come back with a list of recalls. Some of the recalls expire, but ones involving safety issues (like the clockspring and rear seat belts on my 97) never expire. Just like waiting on test results from a doctor, sometimes you gotta call them, or you'll never know.
