I own this for 2 years, is been always service on time,
we have over 100k miles and now there is a small vibrations when you turn left or right if the vehicle is park
when the vehicle is driving or moving there is no vibration,only when park orturning very slow

the funny thing is today i got a used town and country limited with 60k milles
and same problem same vibration,

any ideas what is wrong with this vehicles ?
thank you

 

Could be the power steering pump belt is slipping a little. A new one is pretty cheap. If you need tp pull the serpentine belt to get to it, change them both. Why wait to get stranded somewhere?

 

new belt new pulley and new pump i still have the same noise,vibration

 

My 2002 ltd does the same thing. I read somewhere it could be the screen filter in the reservoir tank and/or the return hose is clogged, restricted or collapsed. as of 1-16-11 I have not done anything to it, I'll try the screen first.

 

Chrysler has released several bulletins on this issue, varying in years and models, all the way up to current.

Google "Steering HONK".......

Apparently all of the fixes involve Making fluid capacity larger, either by adding a bigger cooler, longer hoses or a larger Reservoir......

The cheap easy fix.......Overfill the reservoir by 3/8 ths of an inch......

Now....Before you go bashing it,.....Consider this as a trick used by a "Flat Rate " Chrysler tech.....

 

I do the same thing the fluid cavate and sucks in air over fill it a little and no more =)

 

I'll certainly try that. Is there any validity to a dirty screen in the reservoir needing cleaning?

 

no not that I know of just change the fluid

 

3 Years later maybe I can help, I remove all the oil it was black dirty and
install a small $30.00 cooler under the van use new oil and problem solve.

Before I did this, I replace the pump and was a big waste of time and money

 

Thx for the follow up.
In my case I had the vibration ánd a whining sound and I just filled up the reservoir with ATF+4 and it disappeared never to come back