1997 Dodge caravan headlights wont work

#1: Panel Illumination
#2: Guages,Right High beam headlight and the high beam indicator
#3: Rear Wiper, Left headlight High Beam
#4: RH park, backup lights switch and relay,Speed porpotional steering module,power door lock switch illumination and daytime running lights(Canada)
#5: Power Door locks,Power Mirrors,vanity,dome,map,ignition and trunk lights,sunroof,radio,power antenna,body control module and power for the data link connector
#6:Heated mirrors,heated rear window indicator
#7: Instrument cluster illumination,park and tail lights
#8: Cigarette lighter,Radio Amp and horns
#9: Power door lock motors
#10: Not used
#11: Radio
#12:Left low beam head light
#13,14,15,16 not used

something on in your car is sucking the juice,a door not closed completely or inside lights left on or headlights or parking lights dome lights,ignition not completely shut off,hood light trunk light etc check them all,if car turns over when charged but wont start it could be your fuel pump or broken timing belt

i don't have a real good answer, soooo just remove the dome light bulb so you can drive it

Alternator, or wiring from alternator.

Quite possibly the switch, Dodge minivans also have a front control module located under the hood, it attaches directly to the underhood fusebox, if a switch doesn't fix it I would look there.

Fuse 22 and fuse 23 are left and right low beam headlamp fuses located in the PDC. 23 and 24 are high beam fuses. There is also a low beam and a high beam relay in PDC as well. If no headlights work I would check for main switch or multifuction switch (wiper/high beam) since each light has its own fuse and relay.

your daytime running light module could be bad.there is also a headlight relay,and the switch could be bad,do the high beams work?click the switch a few times maybe it is jammed.

replace headlamp

If it's like my 96 Ram, the dome light and headlights share a relay switch. My dome light turned on with only my parking lights on and the replacing the relay took care of it.

the head light switch