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honestly it could be any of many. but might start with fuel filter. Might also have some bad gas, get a bottle of 'something called HEAT and pour into gas. hope it helps .may take a day or so to clean out the water in gas.
Having owned a trans shop in the 1990's,I would get ride of it
80% of my work,was Caravans transaxles.
Very unsafe vehicle,in the event of an accident,all van type vehicles are.
You are not alone, this is an exclusive and common problem with Dodge and Chrysler products. And yes it most likely is your control module. It was called the WTM years ago. Wiper Timing Module
I had the same problem, I changed the resistor that is located behind the glove compartment and it is all good now. That resistor doesn't look like a resistor when you look at it. To reconise this item, there are two connector attached to it, the one from the blower motor on which there is a green wire and a black wire. The other connector attached to the same resistor consist of 4 wires of diff colors.
try going to a muffler shop and have the catalytic converters checked i am sure that is your problem when they clogg up it wont keep speed and then take off
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