Wiring diagram to hook-up remote starter on 1996 dodge caravan

You have trashed a computer. Maybe all of them. Put a scanner on it and see which ones you can't read. These are dead.

IF STARTER RELAY BAD THE STARTER WONT MAKE NO NOISE AT ALL HEADLIGHTS WONT DIM.IF YOU CLICKING NOISE BATTERY VOLTAGE TOO LOW. MAKE SURE BATTERY VOLTS ARE 12.6 VOLTS AND USE TEST LIGHT TO SEE IF STARTER GETTING POWER.COULD HAVE BLOWED IGNITION FUSE OR FAULTY IGNITION SWITCH. TO CHECK STARTER SOLENOID FIRST TURN OFF RADIO THEN REMOVE NEGATIVE BATTERY CABLE AND POSITIVE BATTERY CABLE.THEN REMOVE STARTER BUY A REMOTE SWITCH.YOU NEED BATTERY JUMPER CABLES HOOK BATTERY JUMPER CABLES TO BATTERY PUT POSITIVE CABLE ON POSITIVE BATTERY POST THEN PUT NEGATIVE BATTERY CABLE ON NEGATIVE POST. HOOK BATTERY CABLES TO STARTER USE NEGATIVE CABLE GROUND STARTER BODY AND PUT POSITIVE BATTERY CABLE ON THE LARGE POSITIVE POST ON STARTER SOLENOID. NOW TAKE REMOTE SWITCH HOOK RED WIRE TO STARTER SOLENOID POSITIVE POST THEN HOOK BLACK WIRE TO REMOTE SWITCH TO STARTER SOLENOID SWITCH TERMINAL WITH LETTER S THEN PRESS REMOTE IF STARTER SPINS STRONG WITH A GOOD KICK STARTER GOOD.YOUR PROBLEM COULD BE CORRODED WORN BATTERY CABLES. WEAK BATTERY FAULTY IGNITION SWITCH. IF STARTER DONT WORK WHEN YOU PRESS THE REMOTE SWITCH STARTER SOLNOID BAD OR STARTER ITSELF BAD.IF ALL IS GOOD. CODE SCAN CAR FOR THEFT SECURITY FAULT CODE.

quite simple and yet tough your first time

1.) install a memory saver
2.) disconnect the battery cables
3.) disconnect the wires at the starter
4.) unbolt the starter
5.) reverse to install

there is probably a fusible link in the cable leading from the battery to the starter.if so it must be replaced.

sounds like a dead battery, and it sounds like the van has a starter kill relay hooked up the the starter solinoid wire under the dash

i have 15 differrent diagrams depending on engine size and your requested circuit, please clarify

For the starter, you just disconnect neg battery cable. Mark starter/solenoid wires, then remove them, then pull out the two starter bolts and drop starter.

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Almost all starters have ears with holds in them that bolts go through to threaded holes in the bell housing. Find the starter and look around the end without the wires for the bolts.

http://64.85.6.118/diagrams/diagrams.asp use this site to rekognize wiring harness at the ignition switch or related wiring

Save yourself some hassle & buy the adapter to go from Chrysler harness to generic, from same place as stereo or any auto parts place that sells stereos/radios, should have them.