Lost alot of electrical items.....

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The 2008 Chrysler Town & Country has 25 complaints for intermittent ... The horn,lights, wind shield wipers front and back going crazy could not shut off. .... I was Driving down the road and my van went crazy possessed! ... Electrical checks reveal nothing wrong with the electrical system, and there is power to the radio.

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I have a 2003 Town and Country mini-van and I lost power to all my ... In addition to this my wipers, headlight controls, blinker controls, power door locks, and A/C/heat controls are out as well. The odd thing is that the power windows work, the power sideview mirrors work, the radio and ceiling lights also work.

The horn fuse is in a fairly large black fuse box under the hood on the driver's side. There are two tabs at the rear of the box that you pul towards the front of the van to release, then lift the cover by rotating it up and toward you. On the inside of the cover you will find a "map" of what each fuse controls.
Anytime you have an electrical issue with this vehicle, you should check this box first. For instance, I went and bought new headlights when what I really needed was one of the headlight fuses found in this box.
The fusebox under the dash only has about 10-12 fuses in it, and they are not the ones that will usually blow, so check under the hood before you twist your back out trying to get to the interior fuse block.
One last tip: a pair of needle-nosed pliers or an actual fuse puller is recommended, as finger space is limited around some fuses.
Hope this fixes it!
Cheers!

Have the wiring checked first.

i am a tech at a ford dealership. it sounds like you have a short some wheres around your steering column that maybe what we call "backfeeding" to other systems. the area where the tilt is on the steering column is a good place to check. also remote starters can cause alot of havoc on a vehicle.

To make it as simple as possible, you only need a (+ 12 volts) positive wire and a (- ground) to make any electrical circuit work. I would guess you have lost your power and the first suspect is the fuse. It is sometimes difficult to look at a fuse and determine its integrity. I would swap in a new fuse first. It is possible to have had both bulbs blow and if you have a test light or meter you can check power at the headlight receptacle. Depending on your expertise it boils down to basically you will have power at the light (bad bulbs ) or no power ( bad fuse or broken wire or headlight switch bad). Just remember when replacing fuses, it must be the correct amperage fuse. If its insufficient, it will immediately blow as soon as you turn on the headlights.
Hope this helps you some.

Check the wiring, it sounds like a wire grounded out which makes the wire get hot and melt the insulation off of the wire and then melts into the surrounding wires. Which in turn the exposed wires make contact and can do all sorts of things depending on the wires involved.. in your case when you turn on the headlights it feeds power to the rear def. and the horn.

1st thing i would do is check fuses. when my brakelights went out it was just a fuse.

try the ignition block on the firewall...this seems to have alot of electrical components run to it and is known to get bad connections