6.8
fairly significantTypical Repair Cost:
$70.00
Average Mileage:
59,372 miles
Total Complaints:
82 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (31 reports)
- remove & reinsert the 20 amp iod fuse (29 reports)
- disconnected battery for 1 minute (6 reports)
- remove and reinsert BCM #1 fuse (6 reports)
- reprogram the BCM (2 reports)
- buy new fuses (1 reports)
electrical problem
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Dodge dealer.
Helpful Websites About 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan electric door lock failure
2009Sep 25
Grand Caravan SE
- Automatic transmission
- 61,000 miles
So after reading that everyone was having the same problem as me (which is somewhat bothersome that its so common) I told my husband what the quick fix is but we are having to pull out the iod fuse and put it back almost every day sometimes twice a day. It's becoming a real pain in the ass. Can anyone tell me what the REAL fix is? What needs to be replaced?
1910Oct 01
Grand Caravan SXT V6
- Automatic transmission
- 78,000 miles
the door locks not working is a safety hazard and a pain when will dodge own up to this and where is our great safety standards com in this country are they sitting on there ass or being payed off to look the other way
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
2009Sep 21
Grand Caravan SXT
- Automatic transmission
- 59,000 miles
This could not be more of a pain. Like everybody else, the door locks don't work, from the key fob or from the switch inside the car. I've tried taking the fuse out and putting it back in, doesn't work. Two small kids, one exterior key hole to unlock the car, plus a rainy september and october make me an incredibly grouchy mom. Can't seem to get hubby to do anything, and just to look at it at the dealership is going to cost me $250. They, of course, say they have no idea what it could be, I just need to drop my car off with them. What makes me even madder, after reading all the complaints, is that they know exactly what the hell is wrong with the car. I have seriously had it with Dodge. Never buying another one.
2009Jul 08
Grand Caravan LX
- Automatic transmission
- 74,000 miles
Interesting all of the complaints about the power door locks not working. I am going to try the removal of the fuse. Neither of the power locks on our sliding doors works. I am quite sure Dodge is aware of this issue and chooses to do nothing.
2009Aug 22
Grand Caravan LX
- Automatic transmission
- 54,000 miles
Everyone report your caravan problems to www.nhtsa.dot.gov maybe if they get enough complaints they will make Dodge recall them.
Door locks stopped functioning.
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
2009Aug 27
Grand Caravan
- Automatic transmission
- 56,000 miles
I'm glad I found this site. I had the same problem with the power locks not working -- and just before starting the search for a new van. So, after reading a few postings I went out and disconnected the negative cable on the battery. I waited a minute, reconnected the battery cable and TADA! -- it worked. It may be a temporary fix but hopefully it'll last long enough for the dealer to inspect the vehicle for trade-in.
2009Aug 20
Grand Caravan
- Automatic transmission
- 75,000 miles
It's deja vu all over again. Last year the same thing happened. The failure happened in early August I fixed it. It happened 2 weeks later I fixed it. It didn't happen again until this year in early August so I fixed it. Now it's 11 days later and I did it again.
Pull the 20A IOD and put it back in and it works fine. Takes about 2 minutes to pop the hood, pull the fuse, put it back, and close the hood. I just wish it would stop happening. This problem is widespread and they should have fixed it but since their customer service is worthless I guess they won't. I'll never buy another Dodge vehicle again.
2009Aug 17
Grand Caravan SXT 3.8L
- Automatic transmission
- 89,000 miles
Thanks to AutoBeef, I found the solution to my problem immediately (after scouring the owner's manual for an hour). Great help from the members of this site!
2008Jan 03
Grand Caravan LS 3.3L
- Automatic transmission
- 32,000 miles
Yes I will not buy another dodge product ever. When this is paid off I told my wife I'm going to cut the roof off of it so I won't need any door locks again. This is a pain in the butt. What's up with only one lock on the outside of the car. this is my third van and I should have never traded in my 1987. It's been all down hill from there with my dodge products.
OH & I LOVE MY FRONT BRAKES AND SMELLY A/C
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
2009Aug 09
Grand Caravan
- Automatic transmission
- 75,000 miles
I pulled the IOD fuse and replaced it after 10 seconds and the problem has gone away...for now.
I went back and checked and it has been almost exactly one year since the last time this happened. The first time it happened I pulled the IOD fuse and put it back after 10 seconds and the locks worked again, but only for a couple of weeks. I pulled the fuse again the second time and put it back in and it has been working fine for a year. I hope it lasts even longer this time, but I wouldn't bet anything on it. The really annoying part is that the vehicle is paid for so I would like to keep it for a long time, but with crap like this happening it makes it very difficult to want to keep it for long. No wonder the company is bankrupt, their quality sucks!
2008Jul 01
Grand Caravan 3.3L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 35,000 miles
We got this car used, and the left sliding door (driver side) had been worked on, reassembled wrong so the plastic panel rubbed the body of the car opening and closing. The powerlock on that door was non-functional. After a few months, suddenly all powerlocks stopped working except the tailgate. I pulled the IOD fuse when I read other similar complaints, and it's working for now, except the one sliding door.
Update from Aug 11, 2009: Well, I replaced the driver side slider actuator, and for the first time all doors work perfectly. We'll hope this lasts. so far, so good for a few days. Here's a laugh: I thought I had bought a bad actuator when I put it in and it didn't work properly, and after several times pulling it out and even opening it, adjusting springs and lubricating, I realized I hadn't run the car for a couple days while working on the powerlocks. You guessed it! the battery was dying. With the battery recharged and the actuator returned to original condition, it worked perfectly. Also note, I didn't have to take out the latch from the car door! the one screw that locks the actuator on the latch is visible through a hole cut in the inner panel, so I just had to finagle the screw in and out through the hole, and the actuator slides on and off the latch (make sure to engage the door lock pin when installing, or it won't operate the lock)
2009Apr 08
Grand Caravan
- Automatic transmission
- 60,000 miles
Same issue everyone on here has reported. My locks stopped working in April 2009 and pulling the 20 amp fuse worked for a few months (we had to pull it every 2 weeks) but now nothing seems to fix it. I don't feel that I should have to pay for it because it is not my fault it isn't working. Also, my power window on passenger's side doesn't work when it is hot out. I have also had to have the transmission fixed at 35,000 miles. I don't think I would buy another Dodge Caravan. They need to recall the doors and fix them.
2009Mar 10
Grand Caravan SE 3.3L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 62,137 miles
Although I see a LOT of posts about this, I'll describe it a bit anyways.
Simply put, the door locks quit responding to and power stimuli. Not the switches on the doors or the FOB. When you lock it with the FOB the van does beep to tell you "Hey! hey! You think I'm locked but oh you poor fool, I'm not."
Nothing has permanently fixed the problem. Mechanics said replace the BCM like the rest of you but I didn't bother. I've learned it's easy enough to simply disconnect one of the battery cables and reset the computer or just do it by hand.
I know I sound not so concerned about this but I'm over the anger. Van's for sale. Anyone interested?
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
2009Jun 20
Grand Caravan SXT
- Automatic transmission
- 47,000 miles
The door locks stopped working. As recommended in complaint #39 here I pulled fuse 10D (20amp) and plugged it back in. The door locks worked immediately thereafter. Thanks for the help. If this is a common problem with the vehicle Dodge should definitely recall and fix. If this problem occurred during a rain storm while trying to get in I'd be ticked.
2009Mar 07
Grand Caravan 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 87,000 miles
My door locks would automatically lock when I hit 20 mph but then they would continue to go up and down for 5 minutes or longer. Then they completely stopped working. Brought it in and they tried reprogramming the locks, and that didn't work. So they replaced the BCM and that didn't work. So they thought that that BCM was bad and put a new one in. It worked for 3days. Now it has effected everything on my dashboard. Gas gauge doesn't work, engine lights are on , etc... And it is draining my battery completely dead when I park for a period of time. Do you know what it's like to come out in the morning to go to work, and your battery is completely dead! This van has been nothing problems! Now Chrysler is filing bankruptcy so I cannot get a new BCM until after that. They're telling me 3-4 months. And the garage had to rig up a wire so my battery wouldn't get drained every time I park it. If I would have read this website before buying it, I would have NEVER bought a Dodge van. Never again!
2009May 27
Grand Caravan 3.2L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 64,200 miles
Thanks for the fix on this site. I removed the 20 amp fuse and the door locks started to function again. This was a major pain to crawl around and lock the doors individually.
2008Dec 24
Grand Caravan 3.8L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 56,000 miles
WTF, this automatic door-lock problem sucks. The door locks work, then they don't work. I remove fuses and put them back in. It works for a while, then the same crap happens and all the door locks stop working again. This sucks!! I wish there was a better solution then paying out the back-side to get this crap fixed.
2009Mar 25
Grand Caravan
- Automatic transmission
- 80,000 miles
I followed instructions I saw on here and it worked !! I removed the 20 amp fuse labeled D10 in the fuse box under the hood ( located right beside the battery ). I looked at it to insure it was good, then I waited at least 5 seconds and replaced it. It's working now !!!
2008Nov 07
Grand Caravan
- Automatic transmission
- 58,000 miles
I will never buy another Dodge. This van has been so much trouble. Seat belts, sensors, brakes, and now I cant unlock the doors. Only the driver side. Never again.
2008Mar 14
Grand Caravan
- Automatic transmission
- 87,000 miles
Cycle the ignition switch 3 times and watch the odometer. When it reads "done"
that resets the on board computers. It worked for me at least longer than the IOD
fuse fix. That would last 10 minutes to 3 days. this fix has lasted 2 weeks so far.
2009Mar 02
Grand Caravan 3.3L, V6
- Automatic transmission
- 101,000 miles
Thanks for Linda on Carcomplaints whose suggestion fixed the problem. Just unplug iod 20 amp fuse and put it back after a few seconds.
2008Oct 15
Grand Caravan SE 3.3L
- Automatic transmission
- 40,000 miles
I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH MY POWER DOOR LOCKS I REMOVED THE FUSE 20 AMP IOD FIXED FOR TWO WEEKS THEN I HAVE TO RE DO IT AGAIN TO FIX THE PROBLEM BUT NOW MY REAR PASSENGER DOOR DO NOT RESPOND TO THE REMOTE CONTROL OR MANUAL CONTROL PLEASE TELL ME WHAT CAN I DO TO FIX IT
2009Jan 15
Grand Caravan SE 3.3L
- Automatic transmission
- 48,000 miles
MY REAR PASSENGER DOOR THE POWER LOCK DOES NOT WORK PROBLEM START AFTER THE ALL THE DOORS DID NOT WORK I REPLACED IOD FUSE THEN THIS PROBLEM DOES ANY BODY KNOWS ANY THING.
2007Nov 05
Grand Caravan SE 3.3L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 43,496 miles
Do not buy a Dodge Caravan, I have a 2001 Dodge Dakota and it has been pretty good, but my 2005 Grand Caravan just seems to be very cheaply built.
2009Feb 08
Grand Caravan 3.3L
- Automatic transmission
- 70,000 miles
This is like the 10th time we have had this trouble with the door locks!! Can't anybody make anything that works or lasts anymore!!
2009Feb 01
Grand Caravan SE 3.2L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 65,000 miles
Took my Caravan into Lithia Dodge for service. It needed new front bushings, a new rack and pinion for the steering, and the auto locks and windows were not working. Oh yeah, the Stow-and-Go handle broke off (my wife is no weight lifter). I asked if it was covered under my extended warranty and was told that it was not. At his point I was boiling mad and called the 1-800 number on my extended warranty card and was told that, yes, everything was covered. I asked for a conference call with the dealer and was hung up on. Five minutes later the dealer called back and "SURPRISE" everything was covered by my warranty (granted that there was a 100 dollar deductible.
This was three days ago. My electric locks failed again today, and this is after I told the dealer that I had read that they needed to flash the control module...which they didn't do. I'll bet they try and milk me for another $100.00 (warranty deductible). I'll never own another Dodge again.
I have owned a Subarau, Suzuki, Two Nissans, a Mazda, and a Toyota - I never experienced problems of this magnitude with any of these cars. The Dodge is my first American made piece of crap - I'll never buy another and I feel I'm getting ripped off by my local dealership. What a bunch of shysters. The fact that my tax dollars are being used to bail out Chrysler infuriates me.
2008Nov 10
Grand Caravan V6
- Automatic transmission
- 51,000 miles
God am I glad to find this site! I wish I would have known about it before. I started having problems with the locks in Nov 2008 big time. At first it just started with the passenger door in August 2008 but then everything went down in November. Took it to the dealer and they said it would cost $115 just to run a diagnostic on it and another $100 or so to fix it. They said the computer probably needed resetting. I'm going to try the fixes I've seen on this site and will call the NHTSA since I've also had a problem with my steering which was covered on a Technical Service Bulletin dated in November 2004. They will not cover it as it is not considered to be a recall. That's going to cost me probably $200 to have THAT fixed.
To the person who is trading her Dodge in for a Mitsubishi: I had a Mitsubishi Expo which was actually a Dodge and had nothing but problems with it. Mitsubishi pulled out from Dodge (probably due to all of Dodge's problems). The only reason I got the Caravan was because of the fold-down seats (thank goodness they're operated manually).
2008Dec 15
Grand Caravan LX V6
- Automatic transmission
- 70,000 miles
Power door locks suddenly stopped working. Using the key fob, the lights still flash, indicating that the car locks the doors, but it doesn't. It's really difficult to climb all around to lock/unlock all the doors.
2008Dec 01
Grand Caravan SXT V6
- Automatic transmission
- 40,000 miles
Just adding to the list of people with this problem. I've had the van for over 4 years. Generally happy with it, but disappointed with gas mileage (16) and the fact that a number of pieces of the stow and go seats have snapped off - but the seats still work. All of my problems with the van have been electrical in nature. Now that it is no longer under warranty, they hit me with big fees to repair problems that shouldn't be happening to a fairly young vehicle. The driver window stopped working, that set me back $200 - now the lock problem - as described by many others here. Will try battery fix, then fuse fix and report. Still - if I need a new BCM - Dodge should pay for it in my opinion.
2008Sep 30
Grand Caravan SE 3.3L
- Automatic transmission
- 40,000 miles
It is a defect in the dodge van.
Needs to be corrected by the company.
2008Nov 24
Grand Caravan 3.3L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 103,000 miles
I have read many complaints on ths pertaining to the failure of door locks. I recently purchased the 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan. This is my third Dodge Grand Caravan. They have all been wonderful, love the space for the family and work use. Shortly after purchasing the 2005 about three days later I got home from work hit the lock button on the remote to lock the doors the horn blew the lights never flashed. Came out the next morning hit the button on the key to unlocked the doors (at this time the lights still weren't flashing). Started off on my to work going down the road noticed the doors weren't locking when I got up to 20 mph as the did the previous day. Hit the interior door lock switch and nothing happened, pulled over to parts store to see if I could find out if the fuse was blown, couldn't figure it out. Luckily the van was under a extended warranty so the dealership where I had purchased the van from had me take it to their mechanic and he put it on the computer. The problem was diagnosed as the Body Control Module. Mind you after putting it on the computer everything started working again for about a day then the same problem occured two more times. After having the Body Control Module replaced with a new one from the dealership the problem seems to have bee fixed (the lights flash, horn blows, doors lock automatically at 20 mph). No further problems. If anyone is having this problem have your BCM checked. The mechanic had tod me that is a common thing on that van.
2008Dec 01
Grand Caravan SXT 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 53,000 miles
Today the locks stopped working. I bought some fuses while I was at the parts store and couldn't find the correct fuse until I got on this sight tonight. I just got finished pulling the fuse and it started working again. That is great but it sounds like I will get to do it again in a few days if not tomorrow. Are there any permanent solutions to this? I like a lot of others am not a happy camper with this issue. Especially since no one has a lasting fix. I am glad many others are advising at least a temp. fix
2007Nov 15
Grand Caravan SXT
- Automatic transmission
- 29,000 miles
I had this problem last fall 2 months after purchasing this used car. We got a steal o na 2005 with only 28k miles. Thankfully it was still under warranty. If yours is under warranty, take it to the dealer. They totally replaced my BCM and it was a compelte fix to the problem. I had tried the fuse replacement, etc and it worked for a few weeks. The BCM replacement was a true fix!
Until now.... the previous problem affected all my locks. Now I am having an issue with only the driver side sliding door. It will not auto lock. It will auto opn with the remote if it is unlocked, but when I hit lock, all doors lock except that sliding door.
Argh...will try the fuse fix again, but hopefully the dealer will have an answer!
2008Jul 08
Grand Caravan 3,3L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 82,642 miles
just like a lot of fellow owners of this model, the power door locks intermittently malfunctions. i temporarily fix it by removing and reinserting the 20A IOD fuse. i will eventually bring this to the dealer when they have a "genuine" fix for this problem. i'm so glad i found this temporary fix on the internet.
2008Aug 08
Grand Caravan SXT 3.8L
- Automatic transmission
- 109,000 miles
It was annoying because my husband new it had to be fuse related but the fuse was not labeled therefore making it more difficult and time consuming to get repaired.
2008Aug 13
Grand Caravan V6
- Automatic transmission
- 55,000 miles
I am so glad that I found this sight. Everyone's story has a part of mine in it too. I didn't even realize that the locks weren't working until about a week after the problem started. The lights would flash and the horn would beep just as if the doors had locked like they were supposed to, but they didn't. I also replaced the battery in my key to no avail but have not tried disconnecting the battery or replacing the fuse. Like many others the manual was of no help in identifying which fuse to look for. I bought this vehicle because my sister-in-law has one and I loved driving it and all the space inside, but since I purchased mine hers has been in the shop twice in the last 9 months for various problems. Sorry Dodge...the first time I have to spend money to fix a problem like this (that shouldn't even exist) I will get rid of this pile of dung and buy a foreign car.
2008Aug 02
Grand Caravan V6
- Automatic transmission
- 92,000 miles
Intermittently earlier this summer, then becoming constant around the beginning of August the Power door locks have stopped working. First signs the locks stopped, but if you pushed the lock again they would unlock or lock. The problem gradually became worse, now it does not lock or unlock at all unless manually pushed or pulled.
2008Oct 18
Grand Caravan SXT 3.8L
- Automatic transmission
- 82,000 miles
After repeatedly removing the 20A IOD fuse to reset the locks, I finally gave in and took it to the dealer. They charged me the standard $75 diagnostic fee and reprogrammed the BCM. Apparently they are well aware of this defect. It took less than an hour. So far so good.
2008Jul 01
Grand Caravan SE
- Automatic transmission
- 51,000 miles
The power door locks periodically quit working. We also discovered the workaround of removing and replacing the 20 amp fuse however, this also causes our radio and clock to reset losing all our settings. This is not acceptable to have this continuing electrical problem and should have a recall issued with the number of complaints I see on this website.
2008Sep 28
Grand Caravan LX 3.3L
- Automatic transmission
- 49,448 miles
Bought van used 2 mos. ago; everythings been great till today. Locks worked when we left, but 10 minutes later when we arrived, they didn't. Lights would flash and beep sound, but locks wouldn't lock or unlock automatically. Will try the fixes mentioned here and report back if they work.
2008Sep 12
Grand Caravan SXT 3.8L
- Automatic transmission
- 57,517 miles
This is only a rant to dodge for not spelling out the fuse for the power locks. I too had the problem with the door locks quitting. I pulled the 20 amp iod fuse out for about 1 min. put it back in and it worked. Thanks to your page I had this problem fixed in 5 min. Part of that time was getting my ass out to the garage.Once again THANKS and I hope this fix is the first and last.
2008Aug 27
Grand Caravan SXT 3.8L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 77,550 miles
OK. I have had a 2000 Nissan Altima since 2002. Haven't had any problems. Since we now have two kids and a dog, we needed a minivan. We saw a 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT with 77500 miles on it. The price was right. Test drive was great. However two weeks later the power door locks quit working. This is very annoying. Called the dealer but no help there. Then did some research on the internet and found out some solutions. Tried disconnecting the battery but it only worked for a few days. I have had the 2000 Nissan since 2002 and never had a problem with the power equipment. Never had a problem with the car what-so-ever. Wonder why foreign cars are doing well? If any one has any other solution I can try please advise. Thanks
2008Aug 23
Grand Caravan 3.2L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 69,000 miles
Here we go again. I first reported the issue a couple of weeks ago and it happened again this past weekend. I am actually thinking of getting rid of this vehicle because of the unnecessary quality problems with it. There should be no doubt in the minds of the big boys at the American auto manufacturers why they are continually getting their tails kicked by the foreign auto companies. Quality and customer service!!!!! The foreign car companies have it and the American companies don't....it's that simple.
2008Aug 04
Grand Caravan SE 3.2L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 50,000 miles
I have owned two Nissan Pathfinders and a Toyota. I have experienced more problems with the Dodge Grand Caravan at 50,000 than I had with either of the Pathfinder at 140,000. This car is plagued with annoying electrical issues.
Sometimes the passenger side auto-windows work...sometimes they don't. Now I am experiencing problems with the auto-locks. The key chain no longer opens or locks any of the doors.
- THE PROBLEM: ELECTRIC LOCKS -
As the car is still under the extended warranty I will try the following fix which I found at another car site:
"the locks are controlled by the body control module. there is a tsb for this problem. there is revised software for the bcm, it needs to be reprogrammed at the dealer. it will take about a half hour to do. in the meantime you could disconnect the battery. that will clear the codes in the bcm and allow the locks to work again temporarily."
Source:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080426121428AAEHK37
Last time I took the car in for squeaky breaks the dealer told me "well...it's a Dodge, that's how they sound." Un-freak-N believable! No wonder the foreign car companies are doing so well. I'll never buy a Dodge again.
2008Aug 18
Grand Caravan STX 3.8L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 81,000 miles
We'd driven our 2005 Grand Caravan for three years without many issues, but this year has been the pits with the lock issues. I see I'm not alone, and I'm glad to have read these comments before wasting money at the dealership. My solution to the locks has been to disconnect the (-) battery cable for a minute or so. That first lasted for a couple months before the problem occurred again. But now this fix is only lasting days at a time. And I wonder if I may be doing any harm to the computer. I may try the 20A IOD fuse I see mentioned below. Curious how long that's lasted for people. Still, what a pain! And I have two local dealerships calling to get me into a new van! Hell no! This was my first American car purchase, and probably my last. What a shame.
2008Aug 18
Grand Caravan
- Automatic transmission
- 50,000 miles
What a disappointment this van has been! After driving a Toyota Corolla into the ground over the course of 11 years and putting almost 200,000 miles on it with very little real problems, I've been quite disgruntled over the laundry list of little problems this Dodge has had. The power locks and windows work when they want to. The locks hadn't worked for over a year, when my battery went dead, and when I jumped it, they miraculously worked again. The power windows work sporadically. Drivers side isn't working today, it was working a few days ago, but the passenger side wasn't then. Now passenger side is working. I'm going to try the suggestions on here to try to fix it. Probably just go disconnect my battery and see if that works.
2008Aug 12
Grand Caravan 3.2L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 69,000 miles
Followed advice of previous posters and pulled 20amp IOD fuse. Placed it back in after about 10 seconds and it works again. I hope it lasts....
2008Jul 18
Grand Caravan 3.3L
- Automatic transmission
- 40,300 miles
Unlike the other complainers on this board, I LOVE THIS VAN!! I like the way it drives, the way it looks, the convenience of power doors and it even smells good - you know, like fine Corinthian leather? But- there's been a small glitch in my girl-van love affair, for the last week the door locks don't do their job. The only way to lock and unlock is with the key! (How last week is that?) I bought a new battery for the remote keyless entry but that wasn't the problem. Now, as soon as my husband gets done with the brake job, I plan to have him start doing the unplugging and replugging cables and fuses. If that doesn't permanently fix the problem, there's going to be one unhappy gal in Texas.
2008Aug 09
Grand Caravan SXT 3.8L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 49,324 miles
Car is new to me. Only had it 3 days now this. Good thing I found this site. Reset the IOD fuse and cleared problem. Also note it has been raining lately. IOD = Ignition Off Draw.
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2009Nov 01
Grand Caravan
misery loves company after seeing all the complaints. After reading a few I tried removing, rotating and reinstalling the 40AMP BSM #1 fuse. Door locks immediately worked but I just did it. I did fill out a complaint at government consumer website listed in some of the complaints...can't remember it! Said that it should definately be considered a safety concern with a recall for all the complaints.
piech4455
Jefferson, WI, USA
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