2010 Dodge Grand Caravan - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Is it the sounds of bacon and egg cooking in a skillet, wet French fries dropped in hot oil or the sounds of cooking soup boiling. Details matters and sounds are very subjective. Let me know, I am a qualified chef, as well a a car expert. ..

You get a battery charger and get underneath the engine. You put the red clamp of the charger on the big red lead connection on the starter motor. You put the black clamp on any clean bolt head you can find. In 30 minutes the battery will be charged enough to get in. Then you need to find a local auto-electrician to diagnose why the battery is draining. https://www.google.com/search?q=auto+electrician+near+me ..

it could be a sensor out of adjustment or shorted. you will have to find which door is causing the problem and check out the sensor. you can also check for a code in the BCM as this is were it is monitored. it may tell you which door and possibly what set the light.

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?

WHERE ISFUSE AND RELAY OFF THE AIR CONDITIONNER

The yellow exclamation mark appears when your TPMS, AKA tire pressure monitoring system picks up on a low-pressure tire. It means that your tires aren't inflated to the recommended pressure. A simple fix is to inflate to the required PSI, and if the problem does not go away, drive down to the nearest garage, as you may have punctured tire at your hands.

Close to the t state housing on the intake maninfold

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To turn traction control off in a Dodge Grand caravan, you press and hold the "ESP OFF" button that is to the right of the hazard light button. See pictures

TXV - Thermal expansion valve stuck closed . Having a professional A/C repair shop do the testing an fixing .. If you never went to training classes or work on A/C systems , leave it to the professionals .

Sounds like a bad headlight switch causing an electrical short. Take that one in. Don't try it on your own unless u have the electrical knowledge. good luck

I would pull the main headlight switch out and check it for burning, that is the most common issue for this type of problem with the headlights coming and going.

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If the original y-fitting is ok. Just get yourself a piece of heater hose. The auto store may have heater hose on a roll, You may need to tell them the ID and how long, they just cut a length for you and you use hose clamp. I'm not sure what you bought/an assembly? Maybe you can take it back and just get a piece of hose? Of course, I can't see anything from here? I did find this picture.

Google it. There are several different variations. Instructions are available on the dodge caravan forums for each style

Behind the glove box. open it, get all the stuff out of it. Tabs on the sides of the box let you drop it out and down. The resistor is right there. one plug and two screws.

First check ballast resistor in the air duct under hood.

check your owners book or auto supply like napa etc they will know

Only way to tell is have a scan tool hooked up an check the DTC'S - diagnostic trouble codes . Most auto part stores will check these for free . Could be a simple wiring problem ,or a sensor of some kind or a brake control module . Don't know with out knowing what codes are stored .