How do you replace the positive battery cable on a 1999 Chrysler Town and Country 3.8l FWD minivan?

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Does anyone have a diagram for the fuse box (junction box) that is inside on the drivers side for a 1998 Town and Country. I need to know what the relays are for, my manual only shows the fuses and there is ... Forum · The Minivan Mopar Garage · 3rd Generation Chrysler Minivans: 1996-2000; fuse box?Missing: juntion

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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.

Negative is in the front. Positive is in the back.

There are three possible situations I can think of. 1, there are usually switches on the main interior light that can be turned off to stop the lights from coming on when the door is opened unless the ignition is on. 2. There is a problem with the ECM or Alarm that was installed. 3. There is a fuse out. Check your fuses on the interior and under the hood of the vehicle.

check your battery cables same problem on dodge dacota

Its in the box next to the battery and i had the same problem.The fuse is on the first line top.

Thanks

It happened to our 99 too, turned out to be inside the steering wheel. a coil that Chrysler recalled. It was a free repair at a dealership