It is a 2001 dodge caravan se, 3.3l engine.
The initial problem
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all the indicator lights (PRN3DL) would come on when it is started.

I was watching some noon day tv news.Something about Cubans are now
allowed to own their own farms and a few other things.Those old American
cars in Cuba, they sure do know how to keep em rolling.
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I was thinking about welding a steel plate to a piece of pipe and
bolting the plate to one of the van's rear bumper brackets behind the
rear bumper.A pipe with a hook welded to one end of the pipe, pipe tall
enough to clear the rear doors, pipe would slip into the pipe which

Looking at a nice Pro Street car with 13.5 to 1 compression pistons.  It
apparently has been at some statewide cruises, rod runs, etc, so I know it's
been driven. My question is, what kind of fuel must the owner be running for
the engine to survive. Heard claim that by retarding ...

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My wife's everyday ride is a '96 Isuzu Rodeo, it has been giving me
fits for the past couple of years starting around this time of year.
On hotter days, the A/C will cut off when the temp gage reaches the
3/4 mark. The engine temp never goes beyond this 3/4 mark, but this is

I replaced the tube that goes just under the water pump on a 2001
caravan. It is metal and then connects via flex rubber to the rad. I
think it maybe called a collector tube - not sure. In any event it had
to be replaced since it was totally corroded out, but the van is still

1984 Honda Accord, Automatic 1.8L 4cyl.
After driving the car long enough for the breaks to warm up, the front
breaks begin holding.  The break pedal gets very firm with no travel
until the car wont go anymore.  After the car sits and cools down, the

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A while back, I was browsing these newsgroups, just like you are now,
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I just went down to start my 1995 Honda Civic Ex and first noticed that I
didn't hear the beeps from the alarm.  When I was able to start the engine, I
opened the hood and realized the positive battery clamp completely came off
the positive terminal.  I put it back on (it's still ...