The win module has been replaced on four different occasions. My vehicle stalled without warning each time. In one instance I was in the fast lane on the freeway! I received a recall notice after the second incident. On seven (7), occasions I have had to replace the brakes and/or rotors. These are very serious issues. Updated 11/04/13 the consumer is also seeking reimbursement for repairs to the transmission, and the engine light illuminating. Updated 06/29/15.
2010 Dodge Caravan electrical complaints
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While driving about 70 miles per hour on the interstate, the engine shut down without warning. I was able to steer the van off the road. I had no trouble restarting the vehicle. The vehicle continued to shut down periodically over the next month or so. I took it to the dealer for repair. The said that they had identified the problem and fixed it. The vehicle continued to shut down and it was making me and my family very nervous, because we had no idea when it would just "stop". It would make a short click sound, then "stop". I took it back to the dealer, and this time, they could not find anything wrong. I called and reported the problem to the headquarters, and they referred me back to the local dealer. They said that they could not find the problem and that I would need to bring it back and leave it. I had no problem with leaving it, but by this time, I was fearful for my life and had lost confidence in the dealership to repair it.
Tl* the contact owns a 2010 dodge grand caravan. The contact stated that while engaged in park, the vehicle stalled without warning. The vehicle was towed to the dealer for diagnosis where it was advised to the contact that the wind module needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired and the manufacturer was notified. The approximated failure mileage was 64,000.
While driving in snow in st louis mo there was smoke started to come from the window switch for the rear windows we have 4 of the 2010 dodge caravan in our fleet and 2 of them have now have smoked or got on fire due to the switch for the window I have looked at the switch and the switch is melted and the wires are melted smoke pore out from all points on the door on one van and the or the van that was fixed a few months ago did it again and this time fire broke out on the door.
I have a 2010 dodge caravan the first issue was the transmissions took it to a dealer who checked it and said the problem was in the computer did an upgrade corrected some of the problem still having problems with it shifting the second issue was the ignition switch which I took it in due to a recall I received bought the vehicle used so the recall had no been done after recall was completed now having trouble with head lights never had a problem until switch was changed when we got it back noticed that when key was in head lights came on this vehicle does not have driving on auto head lights according to paperwork I have shortly there after when turning on the headlights they flash a couple times and go off unable to get them to come back on now the lights come on when ever and go back off will not do anything unless a ken is in the ignition and then just flash once and go back off took it to the dealer who in their words after checking thought the tip was bad and wanted $900.00 with no guarantee that would fix it I see a lot of complaints from owners while doing research to try and fix my problem about other vehicles with same from 1999 to present it appears to me dodge has a problem they are not fixing maybe they need more bail out money.
While driving 40 miles an hour on a city highway a warning beep occurred and the elc & esp lights came on. The speed dropped to 10 miles per hour, I drove the back ways home at no more than 10 miles per hour. Suddenly it kicked back in and drove normally. Upon turning it off and back on the lights are off and seems to be running properly. Having it towed to dodge dealership in the morning to have it checked out.
Since we had the electrical recall 11v139000. We have 3 problems since the recall. . First. The radio would not work and not turn off. It was just stuck on the "accept display. The dealer fixed that and said that it was related to the recall. This past week we had two failures. The first failure, the wipers would not turn off, heated seats did not work, turn signals didn't work and the steering wheel controls didn't respond. The dealer fixed that and said that there was moisture in the heated seats element. Last night, the radio and the steering wheel controls stopped responding we have to bring the van in again today. Two malfunctions in less than a week not good.
While driving (not in idle or stopped) all of the safety lights on the dash board turn on and about 10 seconds later the car shuts off and the power steering locks. The vehicle can be switched to park and will start up again. This has happened at least five times already. I have taken the van to the dealership twice and they are unable to find anything wrong. Twice this has happened while in traffic luckily no one has rear ended me.
I have a 2010 dodge caravan VIN #[xxx] that has some sort of electrical problem which causes the vehicle to stop while running at any speed. The van just goes dead, no power steering, nothing - making this a very dangerous situation. The problem has occurred on three occasions now and has been reported to dodge - case #. The vehicle was brought to two separate dealerships and each time the issue was the same. No computer code means no problem. Please look into this matter.... Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).
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