2014 CHRYSLER TOWN AND COUNTRY Complaints

Engine Leaked oil from oil filter housing, Thank goodness my boyfriend put the fire out. very big problem he had to repair wires and replace lots of expensive parts because the small fire melted some of the intake and the valve cover. Im just thankful my boyfriend is a mechanic and could fix it for me. 800.00 in just parts. just to find out that there is a updated part that would not leak. But Waldorf dodge Sold me the same part he took off. so its destined to happen again. Chrysler should be ashamed of their design. They put my family at risk and my vehicle. I checked for recalls on it and its not there.

The front passenger side active headrest deployed without warrant. It looks broken and can't be reset.

OIL HOUSING LEAK FAILURE which when speaking with my mechanic and looking online, this is a HUGE problem with these vehicles. I don't understand why this has been a recall item as I can see over 56,000 issues online for it. SUCH An ISSUE there is a back order of part. the oil leak is dangerous and can cause fires to cars with mostly families driving them

The passenger side headrest srs system deployed while unattended. Chrysler refuses to repair or replace this.

Passenger side sliding door makes a loud grinding sound when shut. Often times the door won't shut completely. Other times it will not open (i.e. it's stuck shut). In either case it is not safe for the passengers. They could either fall out because the door isn't shut while the vehicle is in operation. They could also need to exit the vehicle quickly due to an accident, but be stuck because the door won't open. This issue has been occurring for at least 4 years. I've been waiting for the manufacture to issue a recall to fix it because my understanding is it is very expensive to fix but am taking it into the dealership next month to get it looked at.

Headrest deployed without reason. Was stopped at a light, not moving, and head ready deployed and hit me in the head.

Front power windows have fallen into the door three times now (driver side 2, passive 1). Each time it required replacement of the window regulator and cable. I can't imagine this happening on the highway -- would scare the bejesus out of somebody when there's a loud bang and the window just drops into the door. Plus, it's a security issue since you have an open window that can't close until you get the repair. Internet searches show this to be a common issue.

Both of my headrests in the front (driver and passenger) within a week of each other have suddenly "popped" forward. They are broken and can't be put back together. It is very dangerous. Thankfully no one was riding in the passenger seat. The driver seat occurred when the vehicle was parked. This could have really hurt someone.

While my wife was driving down the highway heading home from work the front passenger seat headrest exploded. She said the explosion was so loud and startling that she almost wrecked. Had there been a passenger or it been the drivers seat there could have been serious head or neck injuries. Upon looking at the exposed headrest it appears that the plastic that holds the latch bar in place is weak and ripped out.

Passenger side door lock buzzing, fails to lock or unlock at times. This could be a safety issue with anyone especially children.