Malfunctioning Switch in Steering Column May Cause Problems With Front Wipers on Plymouth Voyager

Problem overview

A malfunctioning switch in the steering column can cause the front windshield wipers to self-activate or not turn off. A failed windshield switch will require replacement.

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Plymouth Voyager vehicles with this problem

3 model years affected

1998 Plymouth Voyager

1997 Plymouth Voyager

1996 Plymouth Voyager

1998 Plymouth Voyager

1997 Plymouth Voyager

1996 Plymouth Voyager

Average mileage: 100,000 miles

(60,000 - 140,000)

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Submitted by Vehicle Owner · May 29, 2025

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Malfunctioning Switch in Steering Column May Cause Problems With Front Wipers on Plymouth Voyager

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