Problem with fuse or something

Check ground cable beg Batt terminal clean it

ic must be dysfunctional....contact auto mobile store and replace the ic the handles thecentral locking system...ECU

You did not find any blown fuses ?

The battery ran out of power because the alternator is not charging it.
Have the alternator output tested and take a look at the fuses.

My 2005 Chrysler Pacifica dashboard lights are completely black. I was driving along and I applied the brakes and the whole car went black. It didn't shut off but all the lights went out in the inside. I pulled over and turned the headlights off and back on and the radio, temp, and headlights came back on. But the cluster instrument panel (dashboard lights) wont. We have changed the fuses several times and the panel lights up for a couple of hours, but every time we apply the brakes to stop the fuse blows and the panel is back dark. Help me plz, I am a single mother, full worker and full student on a tight budget and I need all the help possible. plz email me at [email protected] if you know whats wrong with my Pacifica.

Sounds to me like the main engine fuse has popped
Usually a 30amp fuse
If fuse is ok then check the connection to the battery cable as well as the ground wires to engine and chassis
Problem will be there

this has to be the main STARTER FUSE ,,IN ENGINE,,look in engine bay ,look for a box with relays and fuses,,open lid of that box and look for the main starter fuse should be a big fuse ,,this must be blown,replace this ,very cheap,job done

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Try this link .Ifound it put me on right track for similar problem

I would check the wiring on the radio. Lot of cars (especially nowadays) the electricity like the lights and raido is hooked on there. If any of the wires went bad, or maybe even the radio would make it cause that.

So just remove the pannel around the radio

unbolt the radio

Pull the radio out and check all the wiring.

If the wires are not bad, maybe check to see if the radio is working.

If this dont help, I might know something else

I would suggest checking your wiring (core wire on the distributor, plug wires and the negative battery ground) I would imagine that the forward motion of the vehicle is possibly making your wires lose connectivity and making the car stall. Just a thought though.

Carl