Thanks Jeff, any help is good right now
-----Original Message-----
From: durling@ibm.net [mailto:durling@ibm.net]
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 10:49 AM
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
Subject: Re: DML: FW: I'm looking for an article from a back issue
If it helps ya i just checked the factory service manual and the plug for
the
console harnes is on the passengers sod enot the drivers side. Sorry I gt it
screwed up I did go out and find it last night and verified it's there. I
even plugged the test caravan consloe I got into it again just to make sure.
It still works. Now I just have to find the short one for my regular cab.
BTW, I just want to stress again...as far as I can tell from the pics in the
service manual and the console I have the mounting bracket that the console
mounts to is the same. The regualr cab and extended cab even uses the same
bracket (the one I got from the caravan). Hope this helps.
Jeff Durling
'96 RC Sport
McCullough Ronald W MM1 GRCT wrote:
> This is the response I got from Mopar Muscle about the overhead console.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mopar Mopar [mailto:mopar@petersenpub.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 10:13 AM
> To: mcculloughrw@supship.navy.mil
> Subject: Re: I'm looking for an article from a back issue
>
> Date: 08/31/1999 06:13 am (Tuesday)
> From: Mopar Mopar
> To: "McCullough Ronald W MM1 GRCT
> <McCulloughRW@SUPSHIP.NAVY.MIL> at
> internet"@GW01-DOM.CCMAIL_GATE
> Subject: Re: I'm looking for an article from a back issue
>
> We don't have the capability to send our files via phone lines (Actually,
> we can, but it has to be a T1 line, and all the files are stored in an
> off-site database that's run by another company. It's really pretty
> screwed up.)
> Yes, the guy did put the overhead console in his Club Cab Dak. And other
> than a few little modifications, it was a simple bolt in.
> My guess is that if you already have the Grand Caravan, and you want to
> upgrade it with the overhead console, than you should have absolutely no
> problem. The bracing is all going to be there, and if you take some
> polaroids and get the diagrams from the service manual from your local
> dealer, you shouldn't have any problem.
> As for wiring harnesses, check yours and you may find that all the wires
> are already in place. I know that most new Dakotas come with the doors
> already wired for power mirrors, whether they have the mirrors or not.
> Good Luck!
> -Brad
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