The Dodge Caravan debuted in One thousand nine hundred eighty four as the minivan Appendix to the Dodge lineup. The Convoy has a 19.8 gallon fuel vehicle and four cylinders. When your Convoy does not dawn, it can be frustrating. The One thousand nine hundred ninety six representation has diverse recalls of Accoutrement that can overcome the starting facility of your Camper. Provided it is not related to one of these recalls, the most possible return is in the basics.
Instructions
1. Turn the leading in the ignition and listen for any buzz that may exude from the engine. A knocking clatter indicates that a hitch lies within the fuel components which append the fuel contour, fuel pump, fuel filter and fuel injectors. The One thousand nine hundred ninety six Van has been issued assorted recalls due to defective fuel filters. Some Camper's may include aftermarket fuel filters from WIX that keep been shown to leak fuel. Phone WIX, the manufacturer of the fuel filter, at 704-864-6711 for cue on getting a advanced fuel filter. Others may experience a malfunction of the quick connector of the fuel filter. This can cause fuel to get blocked and to leak. Owners should replace the fuel filter and send receipt to Intercontinental Auto Parts for reimbursement. Intercontinental Auto Parts address is PO Box Eight hundred sixty one Mahwah, NJ 07340. Other recalls involve a leaky fuel pump and leaking fuel injectors. For full repair, contact Daimler Chrysler at 1-800-853-1403.
2. Turn the key to the "ON" position but do not start the car. Turn the key in the ignition to the "ON" position two to three times while your foot remains on the accelerator. This helps get the fuel pump ready to send in the fuel.
3. Remove the spark plug wires and touch them to a metal surface. Have someone turn the key in the ignition for you. You should see a spark come from the wire. If there is no spark, the engine cannot ignite properly. Replace the Caravan's spark plugs.
4. Add a gallon or two of gas to the Caravan. While the Caravan is equipped with a gas gauge, at times they can be faulty. Look for dashboard lights to come on. If they are dim, your battery is low and will need to be charged. If lights do not come on, your battery may be dead. If your battery is more than two to three years old, it will most likely need to be replaced.
