Vehicle information center

The term "information center" on a 2001 Dodge Durango typically refers to the vehicle's dashboard display that provides the driver with various information such as the current time, outside temperature, fuel level, and trip odometer. It may also include a message center that displays warning messages or notifications about the vehicle's systems.

This is the Power Dist. Center

Hi, this is a pretty common problem on these Silverado instrument clusters. We can repair it for you, click here to learn more about these silverado instrument cluster problems: Dr Speedometer Instrument Cluster Repair Speedometer Repair Guage...

you might have tampered with the security system which if activated would not allow your van to start.

is it the lights of the gauges dont light up or the gauges dont work period? if they dont light up then check the bulbs that are behind the gauge cluster and they could be burnt out i have the flickering prob with my ac hvac controls and half the lights on my gauges dont light up due to bulbs being burnt out i just havent spent the money to get some blue leds to put in there

Display the "OIL LIFE REMAINING" on the driver information center. If your vehicle does not have DIC buttons, the vehicle must be in park to access this display. Press and hold the "SET/RESET" buttons for more than 5 seconds. The oil life will change to 100%.

you will need to have the codes read that turned the lights on,they will be stored in the computer,if you go to Autozone,they check codes for free

Use this Procedure for Vehicles with
Driver Information Center Buttons

This information is in your Owners Manual in the
Drivers Information Center Section.

1. Insert Key and turn to ON position so you can access Driver Information Center

2. Press the vehicle information button until
PRESS TO RELEARN REMOTE KEY displays

3. Press the set/reset button until
REMOTE KEY LEARNING ACTIVE displays

4. Press and hold the lock and unlock buttons on the first keyless remote at the same
time for approximatley 15 seconds. A chime will sound indicating that the remote is
programmed.

5. To program additional remotes at this time repeat step 3.
This vehicle can have a maximum of eight remotes programmed.
6. To exit programming mode turn key off and remove key.
Test remote(s).

Use this Procedure for Vehicles without
Drivers Information Center Buttons
To access this display, the vehicle must be in Park (P) with key in the on position (as far
as you can go without cranking engine)

1. Press the trip odometer reset stem until RELEARN REMOTE KEY displays.
2. Press and hold the trip odometer reset stem for three seconds.
The message REMOTE KEY LEARNING ACTIVE will display
3. Press and hold the lock and unlock buttons on the first keyless remote at the same
time for approximately 15 seconds. A chime will sound indicating that the remote is
programmed.
4. To program additional remotes at this time repeat step 3.
This vehicle can have a maximum of eight remotes programmed.
5. To exit programming mode turn key off and remove key.
Test remote(s).


Good luck and hope this helps, you may have to reprogram. merry Xmas

A very common issue with that particular transmission is the "Neutral Safety Switch". Check fuses of course. But if that is ok then try this. The neutral safety switch is located on the drivers side of the transmission case just above the trans pan. Pull off the three wire connector and jump to two out board terminels (a paper clip will do). Turn on the key and your backup lites should be on. FYI: By the way the center terminel is the neutral safety part (it grounds to the trans). Replacing it is a matter of unscrewing it . Be aware you will get some trans fluid leakage and this switch has a gasket that may or may not stick to the case. Make sure the gasket is there or you will have a leak. (new one would be good but they can be reused) There have also been issues with the rear lighting harness connector located in the rear corners by the tail lites. (usually those create lamp outage warnings with the Vehicle Information Center) Good luck

It is probably bad.