My local shop says I probably have a problem with my 'body computer'. Suggested I try disconnecting the battery for an hour, and hope for the best. He can't replace it, and it'll cost me a grand at the dealer.
Well, it works. For a time. A week, a month, maybe a day or two.
But, I'm starting to carry a 13 mm wrench in my pocket. I'm doing this far too often.
60,000 miles, live on a dusty dirt road, have a fresh clean battery, and *******ly no other problems.
Any suggestions anyone?
Clayton
Well, it works. For a time. A week, a month, maybe a day or two.
But, I'm starting to carry a 13 mm wrench in my pocket. I'm doing this far too often.
60,000 miles, live on a dusty dirt road, have a fresh clean battery, and *******ly no other problems.
Any suggestions anyone?
Clayton
Registered User
I have the exact same problem...I guess its a problem with the 2005 GC. You don't need to un hook the battery, just go to the fuse box under the hood and pull out the IOD fuse for 10 secs and put it back in. The problem is that the BCM needs a software update. The dealer charges $92 to update the BCM or at least my dealer does (SOCAL). HTH....
Rocky
Rocky
Registered User
I have this problem on my base 2000 Caravan. I've found if I tap on the fuse box under the dash a few times they start working again. I don't know if it's a bad relay or a bad connection. Not sure how much of a difference between a 00 and an 05.