Gauges on dash don't work on 98 plymouth voyager

google, "Dodge caravan dash cluster soldering".

More info would be good, though if all gauges aren't worrking you need to find the fuse that controls instrumentation and check to see if it is blown. If unsure on how to test or don't have a multi meter, test light etc. Just change it with a new one. Hope it helps!

I would check the dash lights fuse first. If the fuse is good and the circuit has voltage, you may have toasted the dimmer control.

You have some wiring problems shorting out that is coming from the dash board so if you or anyone you know how to use a multimeter to check the wireing harnesses plus check any connectors that might be just very touching the connector of dashboard which means a bad connection to dashboard.

The horn is protected by fuse #9 (20 Amp), but my diagrams don't show which fuse
controls the cruise control.
Your Voyager has 2 fuse panels - one under the driver's side instrument panel (just to the right
of the parking brake pedal), and one next to the battery, under a plastic cover..



Fig 1 - driver's side interior fuse panel - note proximity to parking brake pedal - 99 Plymouth Voyager



Fig. 2 - Engine Compartment fuse panel - note proximity to battery - 99 Plymouth Voyager

its under the hood on the left inner fender

You need to check your main fuses under the hood first and then check them under the driver side dash board.

This is because it is one of your main relay is bad. It is also part of the circuit that your starter is on.
This fuse panel is under the hood just to the left of the battery.

There is a relay fuse under the hood. You want to check the relay fuse under the hood then check for a loose connector to the back of your dash. If these are good you'll need to take to someplace to have the ECM checked. This usually cost about $50.00

check your fuse box, should be somewhere under the dash, or sides of dash.