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2007 town and country minivan. I left the key partially turned in the ignition overnight. Today I have a dead battery and a clicking noise coming from the fuse box next to it
Re: 2007 town and country minivan. I left the key...
YOU WILL HAVE TO ETHER JUMP START OR BATTERY CHARGER THE SECURITY ALARM WANTS TO TAKE OVER AS SOON AS ITS GETS POWER THAT'S WHAT YOU HERE
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU GOOD LUCK BOB
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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.
Try to start it in neutral. If it starts then it sounds like a neutral safety switch. If the battery is dead it may not let the key out unless you jump the van.
The tumblers inside your ignition switch are probably worn and dirty. You can try cleaning and lubeing the switch. Also your key could be worn. If you have another key try that too. Good luck, i hope this helps.
I replaced the brake pads on a '94 Chrysler town and country, I had the rotors turned also, I did not use any anti-vibration substance on the shoes. I hear a clicking noise from front brakes.
from ignition switch
key to run
black/orange power to fuse 11 and 12 in junction block and fuse 1 in power ditribution center
power to
black/white
dark blue
dark green/red
power all times
pink/black
red
pink
gray/black
check the maxi fuses
If the click is one click then that points to the starter. Make sure the battery connections are tight. If it clicks like a machine gun then it is either the battery or a bad connection. Good battery voltage is 12.6 or more and 13.6 when running. I don't know tour skill level of electricity.
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