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#51 of 291 Check the door switch for that door. by vcheng Dec 04, 2006 (4:48 am)
Replying to: greencal (Nov 26, 2006 9:02 am) Quite often the rubber stop develops a dimple, leading to incomplete inactivation of the switch.
#54 of 291 chrysler voyager 2001 by mkemerer Dec 20, 2006 (6:12 pm)
My speedometer & tachometer gauges just stopped working & they peg out when I start the car; I have checked all the fuses I can see & none were blown; everything else works fine. Have to correct for xmas trip, back home, out of state. Any thoughts? Thanks, Mark
#55 of 291 Haunted Caravan's by seatiger Dec 25, 2006 (6:59 pm)
For those with haunted Caravans, check where you put the alarm controls. If they are being chewed by a dog or played with by a children, remove and clean. If you have the alarm/remote in your hands, remove it from the Voyager/Caravan's range (about 20 meters) to check if problem is fixed (you might need a new control or to clean it).   If this does not work, try checking the alarm module at your dealer.
#56 of 291 Power outlet by aprendiz Dec 27, 2006 (6:42 am)
Replying to: otis9 (Nov 01, 2006 2:39 pm) Hi, I have not power in neither 12v outlets in my Chrysler Voyager 2000. No info about in Haynes Manual, I don´t have owners one. Any help?, There is a fuse?, where?. Any wiring diagram? Thanks Replies to this message: jsilva2 (Feb 21, 2007 7:18 pm) baccus49 (May 11, 2009 7:08 pm)
#57 of 291 Grand Caravan with electric window problems by chedin Jan 04, 2007 (3:57 pm)
I have a 2003 Grand Caravan, my daughter has a 2001. About 2 months ago, within a week of each other, our Electric windows stopped working. After about a week or so they started working again. I suspected it was a grounding problem, but can't find any manuals that will help me. They work fine now, but I am afraid of intermittant problems. Any suggestions?
#58 of 291 94 Gran Caravan elec. locks etc. by david46l Jan 04, 2007 (6:19 pm)
My brake lights were stuck on one night, so I pulled the fuse for the brake lights so the battery would not go down before I had a chance to trouble shoot. In the process of pulling the fuse, I created a short on the fuse panel. The next day, I checked fuses in that area and all are good. The brake light fuse had continuity, so I put it back and the brake lights work fine-not sticking. There was a smell of burnt insulation.   I can't find any fuses that do not work, but these functions do not work: remote control, remote door locks, remote mirror control, ammeter gauge, ceiling lights, radio. The tailgate release button only works now when the key is on, whereas it normally works either way.   I can't see any burnt wires or fuses. The Owner's Manual speaks of a "circuit breaker" behind the console somewhere, but does not give specifics. Could that be the problem? If so, exactly where is it and is it something I can fix or replace?   Thank you for your guidance.
#59 of 291 Is it time to get rid of my 96 Plymouth Voyager? We've by charles23 Jan 05, 2007 (5:19 pm)
put alot of money into this van in the last year. We replaced the AC compressor, struts, brake pads, rotors, light switch, and I'm sure some other things. We were trying to keep the car in good running condition so we could keep it. We replaced the transmission four years ago and now it's acting up. I had the transmission fluid changed thinking that would fix the problem, but it's not fixed. The car will run fine and then I feel it lose power and in a few minutes, it will hang up in 2nd gear, around 20-30 mph. I cannot get it to go faster than that so I stop the car, cut it off and start up again. That'll work for a few miles and then it does it again. Mechanic is pulling up code #1722 and 1728, but his book doesn't go that far so he is only guessing at what needs to be done. I have 163,000 miles on it, transmission was replaced around 100,000 miles. Do you know what those codes mean and what would you do with the car? I don't feel good about selling it to someone, but we probably won't get $1000 for the trade in. We can't decide if it better to trade it in or sell it outright with the car in this condition.   Thanks for reading and responding! Replies to this message: greenfamily (Jan 14, 2007 7:34 am) charles23 (Jan 14, 2007 11:49 am) bigdc (Jan 14, 2007 8:18 pm) witsend2 (Jul 21, 2007 3:32 pm)
#60 of 291 Headlight problem by donnac1107 Jan 08, 2007 (6:53 am)
I went in to get my oil changed on Friday and the place recommened I do a transmission fluid service. So I did, when I picked up my car, I found that my headlights don't work anymore??? The high beams work but the normal lights don't work. The mechanic insisted that he did not do anything, but why would a perfectly working car going in, come out with two headlights not working anymore. They just don't turn on. Anyone have any ideas? In order to do the transmissions service the mechanic mentioned that he connected so wires to my batteries, could that have shorted out anything? I am just so angry. Replies to this message: maskes (Feb 19, 2008 8:13 pm) jodanro (Feb 20, 2008 4:08 am)

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