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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Cars / August 2007

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power sliding door, and pull on '05 caravan

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dpf - 28 Aug 2007 17:29 GMT
The right-side power sliding door on my '05 caravan stop in the
middle of the track whether opening or closing under power. I cannot
see anything impeding the movment, nothing wrong with the plastic
'belt' that seems to be what motivates the door (can't see anything
else that would) and I can't feel any 'hitch' or blockage in the
movement if I move it manually. If I manually move the door past this
point, it can be made to continue under power.

     Any  ideas what would be causing this or what to do about it?

     Also, after having 3 independant shops look at the alignment and
2 dealerships, nobody can tell me why this car develops a continual
pull to the left. Any ideas here?

Don
maxpower - 28 Aug 2007 19:19 GMT
>       The right-side power sliding door on my '05 caravan stop in the
> middle of the track whether opening or closing under power. I cannot
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> Don

The first thing to check would be the wire harness in the door bottom.THE
TRACK HARNESS.    You would have to disconnect at both ends and perform a
continuity test on each wire. Pay close attention to both Black ground
wires. These will break and cause the connection to break as the tape
(track) harness is moved. as far as the pull.....swap the left front tire
with the right front tire and see if it pulls the other direction. Could be
a radial tire pull.

Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech
 
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