20 Most Recent 2007 Chevrolet Equinox LS New Cars - Page 4 Questions & Answers

I'm not sure how this question for a 2005 Chrysler Pacifica ended up in a Chevy Equinox Fixya forum but I used to live in Pacifica, CA so I did some research for the heck of it. From another post in a different forum, I read that it's powered by fuse 11 in the engine compartment. I found some other stuff as well. I read that there is a possibility of the liftgate connector being loose under the left tailight that could affect the defroster, the liftgate, the movement warning 'dinger' or all. I read somewhere else that the emergency release is under a 1 inch plug at the bottom of the liftgate trim, on the inside of the car. Please use this info with extreme caution. I don't actually have any first hand knowledge of the Pacifica, only did some searching. If none of what is listed above matches what you have in your car, please consult a licensed mechanic or Chrysler dealership for clarification. Best of luck.

Light fuse or bulb on radio faulty

Are you saying the door handle is broken off? Then you must remove the door panel from the inside with the door closed, it is difficult but can be done by most deals with seasoned techs that have done it before.

on the 2005 it was on the left side of steering column low on the dash panel.

Yes,is possible.Because it'son when sitting still/not driving.Along with a lot of other things,like the cronemeter/clock.This stuff will drain a battery after sitting for a good while.Slowly,but still a drain.Most likely the battery has been in use for a good while and may need replaced,but if you don't wanna replace the battery,just disconnect the alarm system or pull the fuse from the panel to deactivate it.

The 2007 does not have a Theft Deterrent Module. It actually runs off of the Body Control Module. This is a very costly fix. You can bypass the system for far less. http://vatspasslockpasskeysecurityhelp.yolasite.com/

my 2007 equinox gas gauge goes wacko and spins around, why.

check fuse .if fuse good you got a bad ground.

Your abs light is more than likely caused by the hub assembly/wheel bearing sensor on the front wheels. I would take to autozone to see if they can do abs check.

could be corrosion on a wheel sensor

check the fuses or the relais switches. The use of every fuse is explained on the backside of the lid from the fusebox

There is no common denominator to the items you described except a possible loose or corroded positive terminal at the engine fuse block or a possible surge that operated some fuses. You are really in need of professional electrical troubleshooting with the described trouble. Best of luck.