Why does van die after I have pressed on breaks. Typically when turning, and at red lights or stop signs. It will start back but takes a few tries.

SOURCE: car stalling

adjust idle speed

SOURCE: doesnt want to run

This may be a pcm problem, but it really does sound like a fuel pump., except for the dash light issue. Your dealer is the best alternative at this point. They have all the tools and scanners that are specific to your vehicle. Probable only cost an hours diagnostic fee. Give them as much info as you can, and tell them what has already been done.

SOURCE: Need Break Booster Replaced

The brake booster/ naster cylinder is located on the firewall on the drivers side of the vehicle. The master cylinder has a resivour (sp) which has a cap and holds brake fluid. The brake booster is right behind that, the master cylinder is bolted right to the booster. The booster looks like a big circle about 10 to 12 inches round and usually 4 to 6 inches thick. It will have a vaccum hose coming off the booster and going to the intake manifold. The master cylinder with have hard lines coming off it which are brake lines. Hope this helps.

SOURCE: my dodge is trying to die when i stop at a stop

should not have been steaming after that check out the temp sensor could have roasted it (make sure you disconect the battery befor doing anything electrical

SOURCE: van dies while at a stop sign or light won't start

take a little time to check the air/fuel filters and spark plugs if you have not done so in a long time. all of those things will cause the van to stall at light or stop sign. replace all items that need replaceing. a little service work will keep your van running for a long time.