2015 CHRYSLER TOWN AND COUNTRY Complaints

On my way home the transmission pump failed in my van which then caused the entire transmission to fail. I was at a stop sign and when I went to go the car to not move forward, it would just rev as if I was in neutral and then when it first happened, it would suddenly kick in to gear. Now the dealership tells me it will not go into gear at all, it just rev's. After some research we saw that there is a recall for this exact issue that exists for our van's year and model; however our VIN was not included in the recall. As it stands right now we are having the transmission replaced but this is obviously related to the existing recall and believe it should be added to it as well. Chryslers number for the recall is S44. I've included the invoice from the dealership for the repair stating that the pump failed.

While driving the headrest exploded into the back of my head. It felt like someone had just punched me in the back of the head. This happened yesterday, and I have not yet had it inspected by anyone.

Several times over the past few weeks the van has just shut off while driving. This has happened at low speeds and at city driving speeds. The engine just completely shuts off and the van loses power brakes/steering/acceleration with no warning, no rough running, no sounds, and no check engine light. The mechanic cannot find anything wrong with it but the problem continues at random intervals. This is potentially very dangerous and even worse is that there is no evident problem.

Check engine light came on and vehicle began to surge. Acceleration was unpredictable. It wouldn't accelerate properly and then would surge forward. I took it to a repair shop and after a accumulating a large diagnostic bill, they said that the lobes on camshaft wore down and are causing misfires. They said it was a well known manufacturing defect and a common issue with this engine.

The contact owns a 2015 Chrysler Town and Country. The contact stated while driving 35 MPH, the vehicle stalled. The vehicle was towed to an independent mechanic. The vehicle was diagnosed with transmission failure. The contact was informed that the transmission needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 85,000.

Car was parked and I was standing outside the front passenger door. When I pulled the seat recline lever, the seat back shot forward quickly and the headrest exploded open. I cannot push it back into place OR take the headrest out. It is available for inspection, however I need to get it fixed for safety concerns asap. Anyone sitting in the passenger seat cannot keep their head in proper alignment, over their shoulders. Their head is forced forward. Not only uncomfortable, but mechanically unsafe. There was no warning lights or known malfunctions prior to the incident.

Back up camera and dash display quit working. Had near miss when backing up vehicle and almost ran over someone.

We have had multiple times when we are driving, and our vehicle shuts off and we lose power steering and power brakes. When the van does come to a stop, we are able to restart it and continue on. There is no warning that the van is going to shut off, it just does it. This is our family vehicle. I have found multiple forms online with customers complaining of the same issue with no positive results from the dealerships.

headrest opened driving down the road and broke the plastic clips, now i have a loose headrest

While the car was parked in the garage, person sat in the passenger seat and buckled, leaned back against the headrest and the headrest impact function triggered, pushing fully forward. Following Chrysler’s instructions on resetting it, I found the plastic locking mechanism was completely broken off.