Am not really a technician am just trying to help out my neighbor because she is very poor because we are from a very poor country Belize

good for you
what is the problem

what car or truck

my neighbor has one (poor sod) now you are book ends.

try asking a real question, please;

Remove the starter and test it by applying power directly from the battery using jumper cables. If it doesn't spin, replace or rebuild the starter.

Fuse blown , poor ground, or power wire to dash module disconnected--Solution 1/check &/or replace fuse 2/ check ground wire to module 3/ Check to see if wire disconnected--very hard to work under a dash board. may have to get technician.

"small"problem.If you don.t have remote control the keys can be programed only with diagnostic equipment.There is another procedure but you need of wiring diagram of the immobiliser to cut off the wire.Means - ignore for ever the immobiliser.Not safety in Belize.Just take your decision.

Is the ignition system firing? Spark at the plug? Pull one wire off and put in close proximity to metal, turn key, should see blue spark jumping out of wire. If not then cause is in ignition system: crankshaft sensor, wiring, cap & rotor (if present) Fuses, relays. Ignition module. Something electrical.

I think its inside the glove box. Its scary to think the neighbor doesnt know, people really need to know how to check fluids and keep up more.

Dodge, Plymouth, and Chrysler minivans are notorious for poor longevity of the front brake pads. Also, the low friction material "squeel" tabs are none to brake off or just not do the job they are meant to do. That is why people end up haveing to replace their rotors. I am an ASE certified mechanic with just under 15 years of experience. I tell all my customers with Chrysler minivan products to have their brakes at least once a year to avoid costly repair bills. If you can catch your brake pads before they start grinding into the rotors that's an expense everyone can afford to not have.

you need to test the battery first. I try to tell people autozone are not technicans. They parts salesman, and poor ones at that. Try to find a shop that will test the battery if your finance' can get it out of the vehicle. Otherwise tow to a shop that employes ASE certified technicians. It is the best chance for you to be happy with spending money on the vehicle.

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