How to Remove (and Refit) Your Air Box - Grand Caravan 3.6 V6 (2011-2021)

[@uowcagarazhy4754]

great stuff. greetings from Warsaw where we have loads of post-copart grand caravans!!! keep it up, guys, you're of immense help to home grown mechanics

[@lauramacdonald3792]

Thanks! As always, your videos are detailed---very professional.

[@YouWrench]

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[@iserod2206]

Most excellent video quality and crystal-clear explanations!!!! However, I watched this video in hopes it would help me figure out how to install that "pipe" you are grabbing starting at around 2:50. It was actually broken off when my front bumper cover was damaged in a parking lot. I believe that part you are holding is an air inlet duct or air intake valve. Based on what I can see in your super awesome video, it looks like I'd remove everything in the same order, then I'd have to first add my replacement part before reassembling the air box over it and do everything else in the same order as you've show in this video. Would you please tell me how or what that "pipe" is attached to? Thank you for taking the time to educate us! Very much appreciated what I have learned thus far!

[@DANT98]

Hey, thank you for this video. I was actually looking at how to replace the passanger side bulbs on a 2012 Caravan. All the videos show how to do it on the driver's side (which is easy), but none showed how I could get to the passenger side. One video mentioned you *could* remove the airbox, but for his skinny, snake-like arm, he didn't need to so he didn't show how it was done.

[@gregtalaga8308]

Thank you so much!!

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[@IvanSerrano-h8h]

Good darm job

[@urielhernandezT150]

This will not work for a 2021

[@YouWrench]

Out of interest, why do you think this would not work on the 2021 3.6?

[@urielhernandezT150]

Dodge discontinued the grand caravan in 2020

[@YouWrench]

@@urielhernandezT150 It depends where you live 🙂 Here in Canada they discontinued the 5th generation GC in April 2022 (just a few month ago!!) You could buy one with 25% discount brand new from Dodge since around mid 2021 from memory, clearing out all of the old stocks. So, at least in Canada, 5th generation 2021 and 2022 Grand Caravan's absolutely do exist. But thank for the info on the start date, we've copied and pasted between video's. Basically if it's non engine it should be 2008> but if engine specific (3.6) it shoudl indeed be 2011. Thanks for pointing that out, genuine mistake. We'll go through and update any old videos that are engine related and show 2008.