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Hi,
In mid-Ferbruary 2008, I had a serpentine belt replaced as well as a
tensioner at a local auto repair shop here in Cleveland, Ohio. I have

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Hi,
In mid-Ferbruary 2008, I had a serpentine belt replaced as well as a

I have the car I was unsucessful uloading pics on ebay at:
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Passenger door power window does not go down.....utilizing driver side
control, or passenger door control.
Am I looking at an arm-n-a-leg to get it repaired??
Tks, John

Electrical experts ....
My Caravan recently started locking itself whenever I close a door.  Any
ideas on what might be causing this?  I want to fix it before I accidentally
leave the keys in the car!

From what I've read in other places on the net, many people find
the easiest way to access the plugs and PCV valve on the backside of
the engine is to remove the upper intake manifold to make room to
work.

A friend down at work is having a problem with her Dodge Caravan.
She's had the water pump, the thermistat, radiator, etc., replaced but
the overheating light still goes on. Strange thing is , she says, is
that when  she checks the fluid she can stick her finger in the