clhyer@cox.net wrote:
> I know it's not a Dak, but please help if you can.
> Last night my wife came home and reported that most of her "electronics" have gone out in her mini van. The items not working: turn signals, HVAC blower motor, power windows, radio.
> What does work: brake lights, lights, power door locks, odometer.
> Not working correctly: The brake light and air bag light stays lit.
> I've not had a chance to look at it yet. Anyone had this problem in a mopar before?
I haven't had that particular problem before, but the first thing
I'd check is to verify that the battery is OK and check all of the
fuses and relays, both under the hood (in the Power Distribution
Center) and under the dash. I wouldn't expect that a bunch of fuses
have blown, but perhaps there is a major relay which feeds the PDC or
under-dash fuse box which has gone south on you. You should be able
to check the fuse box under the dash and the PDC under the hood with a
multimeter; check various fuse or relay sockets for power when the
ignition is on, and once you find no voltage where there should be
12v, just keep tracing it back towards the battery until you find the
spot where the power is being interrupted. I suspect you may find a
faulty relay of some type at that location.
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