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Re: Could someone help me I’m trying to find the fuses in...
Fuses for this vehicle are under the hood on the right side ahead of the driver's side, there is a box there has a cover, this contains the fuses and relays.
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If the fuse is good then look at the turn signal switch on the column. 99% of inop signals are caused by the switch. If the fuse blows only when you apply a turn signal with the switch, there is a pinched wire or a short in the turn signal wiring.
1996 Dodge Caravan
The under the dash fuse box is under the far left (Driver side). What the professional mechanics here will not tell you is that there is a panel that needs to be removed. It has thumb screws (2). Remove those and the panel comes out. Now for someone like me that is 6Ft 3in. You can not get under the panel. You need to throw your legs over the driver seat and read upside down. Or you can try to put your body sideways along the front of the seats. In my case I may have to pull the driver side seat. Dodge engineers must of been idiots the day they designed the electrical system.
Bozo's expect you to read upside down. Total idiots
sounds like a blown fuse. check your owner's manuel for fuse location and check the fuse. If it is not the fuse then it may be a broken or crimped wire...that will take more investigation...
UNDER THE HOOD OF THE CAR NEXT TO THE BATTERY IT,S A BIG BLACK BOX WITH A LOT OF FUSE,S AND RELAY FUSE,S ALSO WHEN YOU GET IT OFF TURN IT OVER AND IT WILL TELL YOU WHERE EVERY PLACE WHERE THE FUSE ARE LOCATED AT
My husband just came in with this same problem on our 2001 Grand Caravan. After an hour of research and trying a few things, he went back to square one of re-checking the fuses. Even though it looked find at first glance (and it was his last suspicion) when he held the hazard lamp fuse up to better light he discovered it was bad. he changed the fuse and everything was back to normal. HOPE you are as lucky. Cheapest and easiest place to start....REPLACE each fuse with one you KNOW is good. Good luck.
Check the horn relay. This will most likely be the issue. If there is current to and from the fuse, and current to the relay but nothing out then the relay is at fault.
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