2006 Dodge Caravan Instrumental CLUSTER Not working.. FIX

In this video you will be watching of how to diagnose and fix a 2006 Dodge Caravan that has a non working instrumental cluster..

[@daleprice8161]

This video has really helped a lot on some things I'm going through but I'm sorry man that is just too funny going through all that work just to find it's a fuse ..but it did give me a major insight on what I'm up against

[@asianmechanicguy6483]

i know... we dont find out what was wrong until we get there

[@user-el9wx7bv7z]

Same thing as my 2007 caravan. But as soon as I put into gear, fuse popped. Going to find different cluster at a random junkyard.

[@youtubzer]

Hello Asian mechanic guy! I have a 2006 dodge caravan 3.3L V6 minivan. I’m having an issue with my headlights. The problem is that when i have my night running lights on (light select switch all the way to the right) my drivers side headlamp will not work. It just stopped working one day. I’ve tried different bulbs and still nothing. I assume it’s an electrical issue. The strange thing is my passenger side works when night light are on. I’ve tried it with halogen and LED bulbs. The only way I can get the lights to stay on both at the same time is by using daytime running lights, (switch in the centre position) The problem with this is when daytime lights are on when I use the signal light the headlamp turns off and then back on again once the signal is deactivated. Obviously this is not ideal for nighttime driving. I was wondering if you had, from your experience any useful information that you don’t mind sharing that could help me look for and identify the problem? I’m not sure if it is a fuse issue or it could be a wire that came lose etc. just wanted to know a good starting point to look at before paying money to get it fixed. Thank you!

[@asianmechanicguy6483]

try to disconnect your tailight bulb

[@stfagiano]

Hello, i had the same problem. Changed the fuse and it worked...for about 5 minutes. Then the fuse blew again. Any suggestions?

[@asianmechanicguy6483]

then u had a shorted circuit somewhere

[@stfagiano]

@@asianmechanicguy6483 where would I look?

[@stfagiano]

I couldn't believe it but a brake light somehow got fried and shorted everything out when I hit the brakes!