20 Most Recent 2001 Dodge Caravan - Page 5 Questions & Answers

My husband just came in with this same problem on our 2001 Grand Caravan. After an hour of research and trying a few things, he went back to square one of re-checking the fuses. Even though it looked find at first glance (and it was his last suspicion) when he held the hazard lamp fuse up to better light he discovered it was bad. he changed the fuse and everything was back to normal. HOPE you are as lucky. Cheapest and easiest place to start....REPLACE each fuse with one you KNOW is good. Good luck.

Check the ground wire first at the pump(black wire). Actually take it off the body and put it back on. Clear the codes and see what comes up.

The main fusses are located under the hood drivers side black box remove lid there will be a diagram with what fuse does what. Start from there. Good Luck

try disconnecting the battery for several minutes if that don't work take it to a shop and have them reset it. im guessing your referring to your check engine light. If you didn't fix the problem the light will come back on

There is no MAIN fuse but the owners manual will provide a fuse list. Look there first. Some fuses are in the cabin and others are in the engine compartment next to the battery.

Whatever you get out of the module for the transaxle, when you have a problem, & check for codes Try Googling a list I would be surprised if the trans hasn't failed completely,they have never lasted very long, since 1980 or whenever Caravans came out

clean the throttle body and check for spindle play.

Head Gasket is bad. That is engine water steam coming out of the vents. The head gasket, which is a fibre gasket on the engines cylinder head. Don't be doing much driving with this condition!

This could be due to an old battery that doesn't have the best of charge, or due to needing some general maintenance. Check spark plugs, fuel filter, air filter, oil, and use a fuel additive to clean the fuel system.

Type: OBD P1391 That is how you use the internet to find codes

The complete panel isn't working or the blower motor is working??

Needs starter. The starter solenoid isn't engaging the armature in the starter to start car

Is the check engine light on?? If so... May be a misfire. Bad coil pack. If the light flashes while you're driving that means the misfire is bad enough to cause damage. Have advanced auto or auto zone scan it for you

Possible the key isn't any good. The ecm may not recognize the key. Thinks car is being stolen. Try another key

Sounds like a starter issue. If all lights and interior lights and dash lights work than the battery seems ok. If it makes a clicking noise when you turn the key... Then it's a dead spot in the starter solenoid. If you can hit the starter with a hammer while someone tries to start it.... If it starts..... Definitely the starter

u gota short in the direction switch. gita neu switch. lol.

no gas! fuel pump and or filter.