Why Does the Grand Caravan Stall After Filling Up the Gas Tank?
Has your 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan engine ever stalled after filling up the gas tank? A petition filed last month to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) claims the van suffers from a gas tank defect.
To be fair, I tend to stall after a big turkey dinner as well, but car's aren't supposed to do the same thing. Yes, it's a double standard, Grand Caravan -- but them's the breaks.
NHTSA says not only will it look into the matter for the 160,000 Grand Caravans mentioned in the petition, but also any other Chrysler minivan with a similar gas tank design. This isn't the first time Chrysler vehicles have been under the spotlight for stalling engines after a getting a full tank of gas.
We'll let you know if anything comes of the investigation.
Plenty More Where That Came From ∞
Unsurprisingly, stalling engines are a top complaint for the 2007 Grand Caravan but it's not the only issue owners are facing. There's problems with the tie rod ends, a smorgasbord of electrical issues and, well ... a whole lot else to take a look at it. Go ahead, I'll wait.
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4th Generation Grand Caravan
- Years
- 2001–2007
- Reliability
- 40th out of 54
- PainRank™
- 20.2
- Complaints
- 1085