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#213 of 289 Re: HELP!!! 2001 chrysler voyager windows and door locks [pat13151] by pat13151 Aug 22, 2008 (4:46 am)
Replying to: pat13151 (Aug 19, 2008 5:59 pm) update! went to an auto repair shop supposed to specialize in electrical problems with a BBB listing. The mechanic I talked to could not grasp the fact that when the passenger window doesn't work neither do the auto door locks (they lock when you hit a certain speed), the door lock button or the vent windows and the door ajar buzzer. When one works they all work. He started going on about how he could replace both window motors and the vent motors and that the locks would be another repair. He insisted it couldn't be a short or bad wire because none of my fuses were blown and insisted it couldn't be the window relay (wherever they hid that). He treated me like I was an idiot for thinking they could all be connected somehow. When the window works it works fine and so do the vents etc, If the motors were bad then I don't see how they could work fine sometimes and not others. this is me screaming
#214 of 289 Electrical Issue- signal lights, hazard lights, gas guage don't work by cyclessleds Aug 23, 2008 (12:07 pm)
Hi, I started my van to run an errand the other day and discovered that the signal lights, hazard lights, gas guage, gear indicator, and temperature guage didn't work. any ideas? I've checked all the fuses- all good. Please help ASAP. Replies to this message: tedebear (Aug 23, 2008 12:29 pm) artm4 (Aug 23, 2008 7:09 pm) pat13151 (Aug 24, 2008 8:44 pm)
#215 of 289 Re: Electrical Issue- signal lights, hazard lights, gas guage don't work [cyclessleds] by tedebear Aug 23, 2008 (12:29 pm)
Replying to: cyclessleds (Aug 23, 2008 12:07 pm) I started my van to run an errand the other day and discovered that the signal lights, hazard lights, gas guage, gear indicator, and temperature guage didn't work. any ideas?   Read several messages about circuit boards and cold soldering joints below.   Minivan Circuit Boards & Cold Soldering Points Replies to this message: artm4 (Aug 23, 2008 7:09 pm)
#216 of 289 Re: Electrical Issue- signal lights, hazard lights, gas guage don't work [tedebear] by artm4 Aug 23, 2008 (7:09 pm)
Replying to: tedebear (Aug 23, 2008 12:29 pm) Hi, I had much the same problem a few weeks ago. Turned out to be the dash board. Everything worked but dash guages and lights. went to a junk yard, cost me a hundred dollars but that was the problem. Takes 10 minutes to change. Art
#217 of 289 Re: Electrical Issue- signal lights, hazard lights, gas guage don't work [cyclessleds] by pat13151 Aug 24, 2008 (8:44 pm)
Replying to: cyclessleds (Aug 23, 2008 12:07 pm) http://www.eautorepair.net/   a really nice guy on one of the forums gave me a link to this site. I paid 13.00 and I'm downloading and printing all the factory info I can find on where the relays and stuff are located. This stuff was not in the chilton or hayes auto repair books. Unlike the mechanics I've gone to the people on the web are making more sense. In my case the common opinion is maybe a bad ground or relay which thanks to the guy who sent me that link I can now locate. I tried to explain to the last mechanic that the door locks ,vents, door ajar buzzer and windows could not all be bad if they work sometimes but not all the time. Now if I could find someone to help me track it down who isn't going to just shake his head and hand me a 3000.00 estimate
#218 of 289 Voyager '91 Wipers Intermittent Not Working by agean Aug 24, 2008 (1:40 pm)
#219 of 289 Voyager '91 Wipers Intermittent Not Working by agean Aug 24, 2008 (1:40 pm)
I am having issues with my '91 Ply Voyager's intermittent wiper operation. At first position of the sliding switch the intermittent works for a couple of minutes and then stops. At all the other intermittent positions the wipers don't work at all. Howevever when switched to continuous operation position I have no problem and the wipers work fine. I would like some advice pl on whether the problem is with the wiper motor itself (meaning I should replace the motor?), or could the problem be elsewhere. Thanks very much.
#220 of 289 91 Plymouth Mini Van ughhh Electrical issue by tooffy Aug 26, 2008 (11:35 am)
well it gave me a warning about a week ago.. all gages, speedomitter,gas,temp, flickering off and on. goes off then back on, tricky trying to drive 55 with a speedomitter going up and down on you.. Now a week later, no headlights, no running lights, no dash guages, no speedomitter, no lights in dash , no inner lights...Where do i start looking??? Please help.
#221 of 289 Re: 98 Dodge Instrument Panel Issue [kenzafan] by tooffy Aug 26, 2008 (11:57 am)
Replying to: kenzafan (Jul 06, 2007 6:25 pm) thanks ken, i will check this with my van also...
#222 of 289 RE 98 Plymouth Voyager Wont Start by peaches1154 Aug 27, 2008 (1:47 pm)
I lost my speedometer and odometer a couple months back. Husband tried to find problem and followed all the wiring harness and cleaned all grounds. Since that time I have replaced the speed sensor, computer, instrument cluster, and ignition switch. I have only 5 volts at the ignition switch, the body control module and the power distribution center. Have also replaced that. The wires giving 5 volts are pink, pink and black, orange and black and yellow wire. The van wont start even if try to jump start directly from starter. It turns over but no spark Any help would be appreciated.

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