20 Most Recent 2001 Dodge Caravan - Page 9 Questions & Answers

have the wiring tested to the injectors and also under the battery tray

have the altinator checked may not be charging enough

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its either in the dash or on the firewall

cables broken or the dash units broken

PO700 is a transaxle code fault is in the transaxle system only thig that could have been left unplugged would be dash PNRDL switch or one of the IPC connectors ( instrutment panel control) Clear code and road test if transaxle shifts weird check fluid level if ok take to trans shop for diagnosis

Look for a loose vacuum hose under the hood. Have you changed the battery recently? If so, the problem may be a dirty throttle body, which is not hard to get to and clean with some carb cleaner that is designed to work with MAP sensors. Good luck.

Sounds like you need some brake service. I would take your pads off and check them replace if necessary, check rotors and replace if needed, check calipers and replace if needed. If this is a drum set check shoes, and drum, and wheel cylinders. Bleed system.

They will if you have 16 inch rims. If replacing wheels and tires together to that size, they will fit if the bolt pattern on the rims are the same

you must call some tech for to troubleshooting . This is a expertise skill for to fix short circuit.you must the VOM, for to tracking where is the short in your vehicle. Knowledge fro electricity and electronic must be requiredGod bless you

The problem may be a starter motor fault that is having too high a resistance when hot . Find the reason for the leak by having a cooling system pressure test done. As for the condition of the engine 190.000 miles is high but the only way to tell the condition of the engine is to have a compression test done and an oil pressure test done by a reputable mechanic. Be guided by the results of the tests and make your decision then.

check brakes as sensors for anti lock brakes will start flashing and and doing things when brakes less than 25% if not that it is probably the abs sensor

Sadly, you cannot reset the car's computer by yourself unless you have a certain hand-held computer. Fortunately, every auto parts store has one and will clear the codes for you for free. They will plug it into your OBD input and configure some settings, restarting your car's computer, clearing the codes.

Check for codes & diagnose & resolvecode related issues first