I recently purchased a 99 Grand Caravan- and when I brought it home
none of the cimate controls would work at all. Very quickly I realized
that the battery in the van was so bad that when I got home it wouldn't
start and it refused to take a charge. After replacing the battery-
the fan switch worked, but none of the lights for the a/c, defrost, and
rear wipers would light up or respond. Now its a situation where
occasionally when I first turn on the key- they light up and function,
but after hearing a relay in the fuse box under the dash either click
once, or start to click repeatedy- the lights go back off. I tried to
get it to go into test mode- and it starts- but after a few seconds
(and that relay clicking the whole time) - all the lights go off again.
I tried swapping the relay with another identical one- with the same
result. Does this sound like the climate controls need to be replaced,
a relay issue, or something worse. Thanks SO much for any help you
can give me- this is driving me nuts (and killing me without being able
to turn on my A/C in this lovely 90 degree heat).
maxpower - 26 Jul 2006 00:06 GMT
> I recently purchased a 99 Grand Caravan- and when I brought it home
> none of the cimate controls would work at all. Very quickly I realized
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> can give me- this is driving me nuts (and killing me without being able
> to turn on my A/C in this lovely 90 degree heat).
Without having a scan tool to read any and all faults in the body control
module and climate codes, it would be hard to give any kind of advise.
Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech