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Sliding door lock problems, my driver's side sliding door will not ope when stationary, the door stop working, after 5 days the right side stopped working and my family began to exit through driver's door or front passenger's side. I contacted Dodge they said it will cost $150 to diagnose and $1500 to repair depending on what they find out.
Bought the van in December of 2019. A few months ago I noticed that the van wasn't accelerating/shifting when going up hills. It delayed started one night and I had to shift if off and restart it. My front A/C stopped working and kicks on randomly. The doors don't automatically lock until a few minutes after being put into drive. Back right door doesn't lock. Recently took it to my mechanic and was informed that there is burnt wiring and possible plugged cad. Converter.
Sliding door locks on both driver and passenger are not working driver side sliding door is in locked position and will not open with key fob, manual lock passenger side sliding door does not lock with key fob, have to manually lock and unlock door.
- Killeen, TX, USA
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The driver-side rear sliding door has locked and will not unlock manually, with door unlock button, or by key fob. When trying to unlock manually the mechanism rubber bands back to the lock position as if the locking mechanism in the door is stuck. This presents a safety hazard in case of emergencies. This luckily happened as I was going to put my son in the vehicle before leaving my home.
The passenger rear sliding door has locked and will not open manually, with button, remote and overhead button. This presents a safety hazard incase of emergencies. Upon further research, it seems this is a common problem with Dodge Grand Caravan and have cost customers more than $1,000 for repairs. This should be recommended for a recall.
At 48,000 miles rattles in rear end getting louder. Sounds like coming from rear suspension. Not covered under warranty after 36,000 miles. Hear rattling when in motion.
Passenger doors do not open automatically. They will not work from the driver controls, key fobs, or from inside the vehicle. They are locked and will not open. Went from working fine to not working at all. No accident occurred. Battery and all electric components are intact. Vehicle was stationary over night and next morning they didn't work. All other features on vehicle are as they should.
Wheels spin during acceleration, poor traction on road. Rental car from portland, Oregon airport from the enterprise. Don't know the VIN. Perhaps an issue with all Dodge Grand Caravan.
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- Seminary, MS, USA