20 Most Recent 2002 Dodge Caravan - Page 9 Questions & Answers

ck the wire harness in the drivers door jam ,you will have to pull back the rubber boot sometimes the wires brake there from repeted open and closeing of the door,if there ok ck. for power at the motor when operating the switch

I would look towards a wiring problem near or between the engine and the pump. I would also check the motor mounts. The engine will move as torque is applied and released, (accel, park, and decel). Perhaps a chaffed wire or a wire that is loosing contact due to stretching from the connector because of movement of the engine.

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Have you had the system reprogrammed? The security system is locking you out.

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The motor turning & the motor cranking -- are the same thing You have a NO Start Condition-- if the motor cranks or turns over Check for Compression Check for Fuel Pressure Check for Spark & Injector Pulse Check that the Timing Belt is on or not jumped

Blown fuse or a loose ground strap from engine to firewall.

Maybe the starter or starter solenoid is bad. First, make sure connections at battery and starter are clean and tight. Old school method: turn headlights on, and (if good and bright) observe them while someone turns key to crank. If they dim noticeably and starter makes no sound, likely the starter has failed. If you observe no difference in headlight strength, then likely the starting circuit from ignition switch to starter solenoid is not working. You could take the wire off starter solenoid and see if it has power there while key is in crank position. If you do have power there, starter needs to be tested, or the solenoid is bad. If no power to the solenoid when cranking, then the circuit from the ignition switch to the solenoid will need diagnosing. Your neutral safety switch, and possibly a starter relay is in that circuit before it reaches the solenoid.Good luck.

Electrical port of the ignition switch is defective.

re-sit the flasher unit.

You probably have a blown head gasket, and the water is getting into the cylinders.