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First make sure your battery is fully charged and in good condition. Have you ever replaced the battery?
'If the battery is Ok then it likely is a Starter motor or solenoid, reasonably inexpensive fix for an experienced mechanic. When it happened to me I had an auto-electric shop install a rebuilt starter.
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CarGurusSep 29, 2008 - ckf2004 answered 4 years ago. I have a 96 chrysler town and countrylx and the engine died, turned over but wouldn't start, I researched and replace the flywheel .... My van sometimes won't start because it kills the battery.
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CarGurusMy town & country 2004 wont start sometimes - My van start doing something really weird. it will ... Asked by TownCountryguy May 03, 2013 at 03:31 PM about the 2004 Chrysler Town & Country Base .... Sometimes you tap it & it won't work.
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We have the same issue currently...very randomly...with our 2008 Caravan at the moment. Wife just got ...
I'm assuming you already checked: 1. Battery voltage at the terminals 2. Battery cable connections 3. Voltage to the starter at the starter 4. Jump the starter 5. Voltage to the switch 6. Test the switch?
CHECK THE STARTER , THE ELECTRIC ,SO YOU HAVE A GOOD BATTERY, IF ITS AN AUTOMATIC GEARBOX , THEN CHECK THE GEARSHIFTER SWITCH, IF ITS AN MANUAL IT CAN HAVE A CLUTCH SWITCH ALSO
Hi. Here is the procedure. Jack the car up,secure good with jack stands,block wheels and parking brakes on.Disconnect battery terminal,use 15mm wrench and 15mm socket,remove 2 bolts through transmission bell housing,remove nut from battery cable to starter,disconnect small wire to solenoid
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