2005 Chrysler T & C power sliding door not working although there dont seem to be a electrical problem

So.... You can't expect the electric solenoid to actuate a mechanism that you can't physically actuate.
Use a flat tool to remove the door trim and find the cause of the jam up. Dont use grease to lube mechanism or the dirt captured in the grease & oil will jam it up again.

Do the windows work? Does the door lock work on either front door?

The cog belt could be missing teeth or have debris in the cogs...

for the sliding door,check the wiring that is housed in the plastic chain at the bottom of the door.the problem with the window may be the switch in the driver door

I would check the overhead buttons there are two one opens the door, and the other beside it that shows the van crossed out, disables the electric sliding door feature. try playing with that, Also remember, that vehicle must be in PARK for the electric sliding door to open. Make sure the power lock on that door is working, and check the child safety lock when you have it open by the doors catch. Hope that Helps You.

I don't know if this will help but the electric door lock (driver-side, rear, sliding door) of our '05 T&C stopped working and the mechanic (was shopped for minor wreck damage) indicated that the lock actuator was at fault and he had none in stock. It did not get replaced and, of course, still is not working - electrically.

I just fixed my 2005 T&C sliding door. The wire in the plastic rolling chain is broken when resides right under the step pad. It took me 30 minutes to fix.

Go to this link.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_replace_the_power_sliding_door_wiring_harness_on_a_2005_Town_and_Country_chrysler

Good luck!

It could possibly be a shock or strut bracket.

If it operates normally by the key fob and the contols in the car but slides hard manually, it probably need s a sliding door motor. There is a clutch in the motor that probably is not disengaging as it should. Surprising that a dealer could not tell you this as I am a former Chrysler technician.

the other locks work correctly.

quick fix is to clean the contacts that the door makes when you close it. there are contacts on the door pillar (probably look like little copper circles) on the door itself there will be some spring loaded contacts... make sure they work freely and are clean.

Robert