When the drivers door is opened the dome light and buzzer should come on, well! it doesn't. I have the exact same problem with the 01 Neon. Makes for a lot of fun at night. I cannot visually see a switch, so I'm curious if anyone might know where it is located on either vehicle..
My guess would be the door switch being as it is the one that is used most and wears out the quickest
It is a door jam switch ,it is in the door jam normally .it pushes in to turn off and comes back out to turn light on.
SOURCE: 97 voyager van headlights and dash lights not working
There is a body control module that may cause this issue, it has the ability to be tested, have that done first.
SOURCE: 1996 Plymouth grand voyager se-need diagram
The BCM is located on the drivers side under the the steering column. It is behind the fuses and to get to it you have to remove the bash board plastic, than a pice of metal and than you have to remove the fuses box. It will take you approximately 20 min to remove everything. Once you remove the BCM you need to take note of the Part Number P/N. It has to be the same P/N on the replacement BCM. You can use any BCM from years 1996-2000 but make sure the electrical configuration is the same as yours (Power windows, alarms, etc.). I bought my BCM on the junk yard for 35 dollars and my car works perfectly.
I hope this may have assisted you,
Tom
SOURCE: i have a 1990 plymouth voyager and my rear dome
does the rear dome light come on when you open the drivers door? probably not, look at the door light switch on the area at the rear of the door, the switch is on the body of the van, loosen it with a wrench,it will probably come on while you are moving it, but you may need to remove and clean or replace it.
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