I can't find the IOD fuse in my caravan - when I remove the relay/fuse cover none are labelled IOD - could it be called something else.

I had an issue where my backup lights stopped working. I was told to remove the IOD for 30 seconds, replace and test. Sure enough the BU lights returned! I see different values for the IOD, mine is a 20 amp in a 2003 Dodge Caravan SE, no electric anything and a 2.4L engine. Is this the correct fuse?

your radio does not have a fuse in the way we used to think fo a radio fuse the radio gets it's power from the power control module that is located on top of the trans axle the clock on the radio gets it's power from the IOD fuse in the relay center under the hood.

Open your hood and look for the fuse and relay center just above the battery . open the cover and look for a fuse called IOD usually towards the top of the block , they are labeled . Remove the IOD fuse for 20 seconds and then reinsert. The BCM becomes hung and this will reset it in a lot of cases .

check the 20 amp fuse in the engine compartment relay box. If fuse is good, check relay. try swapping with similar relay. If you want to check the relay socket for signal from the ECM, see my post at http://www.fixya.com/cars/r6022358-relay_check and let me know if you have questions.

Open your hood and look for the fuse and relay center just above the battery . open the cover and look for a fuse called IOD usually towards the top of the block , they are labeled . Remove the IOD fuse for 20 seconds and then reinsert . The BCM becomes hung and this will reset it in a lot of cases . Let us know how it works out Tim

The fuse should be in the fuse box under the dash by the steering column. Just find your fuse box and on the fuse box cove will be a diagram of where and what each fuse operates.

Did you look on underside of cover on fuse/relay box?

This is caused by a problem with the BCM (body control module), do the following, if that doesn't reset the BCM then u will need to have the dealer replace and program a new BCM.

Open your hood and look for the fuse and relay center just above the battery. Open the cover and look for a fuse called IOD and/or Memory IOD. It usually located away from the front (towards the top of the block) in the center, they are labeled . Remove the IOD fuse for 20 seconds and then reinsert. The BCM becomes hung and this will reset it in a lot of cases. Let us know how it works out

im not to good electrical but i would say you have a bare wire touching metal or something. maybe a wiring glicth.

first to fix the guages check your fuses inside the cab next
Open your hood and look for the fuse and relay center . open the cover and look for a fuse called IOD usually towards the top of the block , they are labeled . Remove the IOD fuse for 20 seconds and then reinsert . next check out the spark plugs and wires.