20 Most Recent 2006 Dodge Caravan - Page 3 Questions & Answers

If you look under the hood there is a fuse box attach to the front of it is a small module that controls lights and other stuff. Remove the screws holding that module and see if the lights are off you may need to replace it. Hopes that helps

On Dodge Stratus' door bearings are known to lock up. It is one located in the middle on the door arm. When they seize, the door pops because it no longer glides on the arm.

It will be on the back side of the engine (firewall side) in the block down by where the oil pan bolts up. Look towards the passenger side. It will have three wires. Pink with yellow. Brown with light blue. Dark blue with dark green. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

Probably indicating that your windshield washer fluid is low. Refill the washer fluid reservoir under the hood.

bout 35.00$ on up and is located on the timing cover. ya may have to remove airbox cover and tube to access it.

Hi, Check fuses under dash or near battery under hood. Good luck

You aren't giving us a lot of information but if you are referring to the part that makes an increasingly irritating whine as you drive when it starts to go bad, it would be called the axle bearing. That's the only thing that I can think of that would be associated with the axle behind the passenger tire. It sure got my attention in my 1999 Grand Caravan. When they make noise, it means the bearing is going bad / producing a lot more heat than normal. It isn't real hard to change out if you don't let it go too long. It is a complete unit including the bearing, flange and wheel studs. If it goes on too long, it will expand inside the hole that the bearing goes into then it might take a car lift, a torch and sledge hammer to get it out. It happened to me. Good luck. Jeff M.

Check to see if fan motor wiring was ever plugged back into the wiring harness.

is the blower not working? if not check fuses, then pull out blower motor and take two wires and hook up to battery one positive and one negative and see if blower will work if it does replace ballast, if not replace blower motor

it is metric not sure of the size. start with a 17mm and work from there

Did someone check the power from the PCM (power control module) or maybe the pipe from the intake to the egr could have a small leak.

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install is reverse of removal see info below

tank maybe empty, pop hood and fill with water. othwise pump may need replacing

The battery could be bad. I would take the battery to an auto parts store and have them test it.

Sounds like bad wiring in that case...have u checked for power or where it ends..that will b your issue

check the fuse block or under the hood

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