Dodge Caravan 2011 2012 2013 2014 Factory Service Repair Manual + Wirings

Dodge Caravan 2011 2012 2013 2014 Factory Service Repair Manual + Wirings

Models Covered :  

Chrysler Town and Country 2011
Chrysler Town and Country 2012
Chrysler Town and Country 2013
Chrysler Town and Country 2014

Manual Covers :

2012 Version:

Accessories and Equipment:

Amplifier

Audio and Video

Audio Radio

Audio Video

Automatic High Module

Blind Spot Module

Body Interior and Exterior

Cabin Compartment Node

Chime Buzzer

Clock

Communication

Driver Door Module

DVD

Electronic Control Modules

Flow Stow Module

Frame and Bumpers

Hands Free Module

Heated Glass

Heated Mirrors

Heated Seats Module

Heated Seats

Heated System

Heated Cooled Accessories

High Intensity Discharge Translator

Horn System

Instrument Cluster

Intrusion Transceiver Module

Lamps Lighting

Memory Seat Module

Message Center

Navigation Telecommunication

Park Assist Module

Passenger Door Module

Passive Entry Module

Power Liftgate

Power Locks

Power Mirrors

Power Seats

Power Sliding Door

Power Top Sunroof

Rear Left Door Module

Rear Right Door Module

Seats

Speed Control

Sunroof Module

Totally Integrated Power Module

Universal Transmitter

Vehicle Theft Security

Video Entertainment System

Wiper System and Washer System

Wireless Ignition Node

Automatic Transmission:

62TE Service Information

Powertrain Control Module

Brakes:

Antilock Brake System

Base Service Information

Cabin Air Filter

Driveline Axles:

Half Shaft

Electrical:

Battery System

Charging

Power Distribution

Special Tools

Engine:

2.8L Diesel Service Information

3.6L Service Information

Cooling System

Exhaust System

Fuel System

Ignition System

Engine Performance:

Drive ability Diesel and Gas

Emissions control

Firing Order and Cylinder Identification

Powertrain Control Module

Starting

General Information:

Circuit Testing Procedures

Mopar Accessories

Vehicle Data

Vehicle Quick Reference

HVAC:

Non DTC Diagnostics

Service Information

Electrical Diagnostics

Restraints:

Electronic Pedestrian Protection

Electrical Diagnostics

Service Information

Steering:

Steering System

Suspension:

Dodge Wheel Alignment Specifications

Front Suspension And Wheel Alignment

Rear Suspension

Tire Pressure Module

Tires and Wheels

System Wiring Diagrams:

Wiring 1

Wiring 2

2014:

Accessories and Equipment:

Amplifier

Audio Radio

Audio Video

Audio Video Entertainment Connectivity

Automatic High beam Module

Body Interior and Exterior

Cabin Compartment Node

Chime Buzzer Driver Assist

Clock

Communication

Door Module Rear Left

Door Module Rear Right

Driver Door Module

DVD

Electronic Control Modules

Flow Stow Module

Frame and Bumpers

Hands Free Module

Heated Seats

Heated Systems

Heated Cooled Accessories

High Intensity Discharge Translator

Horn System

Instrument Cluster

Intrusion Transceiver Module

Lamps Lighting

Left Blind Sport Sensor Module

Memory Seat Module

Message Center

Navigation Telecommunication

Park Assist Module

Passenger Door Module

Passive Entry Module

Power Liftgate

Power Locks

Power Mirrors

Power Seats

Power Sliding Door

Power Top Sunroof

Power Windows

Right Blind Spot Sensor Module

Seats

Speed Control

Sunroof

Totally Integrated Power Module

Universal Transmitter

Vehicle Theft Security

Video Entertainment System

Wiper System and Washer System

Wire Ignition Node

Automatic Transmission:

62TE Service Information

Non DTC Based Diagnostics

Powertrain Control Module

Brakes:

Antilock Brake System

Base Service Information

Driveline Axles:

Half Shaft

Electrical:

Battery System

Charging

Power Distribution

Special Tools

System Wiring Diagrams

Engine:

2.8L Diesel Service Information

3.6L Service Information

Cooling System

Exhaust System

Fuel System

Ignition System

Engine Performance:

Drive ability Diesel

Drive ability Gas

Emissions Control

Powertrain Control Module

Starting

General Information:

Circuit Testing Procedures

EGR Function Testing

Engine Overhaul Procedures

Reminder Indicator Reset Procedures

Special Tools

Symptom Check List

Trouble Shooting

Vehicle Data

Vehicle Quick Reference

HVAC:

Non DTC Diagnostics

Service Information

Electrical Diagnostics

Restraints:

Electronic Pedestrian Protection

Electrical Diagnostics

Service Information

Steering:

Steering Control Module

Steering System

Suspension:

Front Suspension and Wheel Alignment

Rear Suspension

Tire Pressure Module

Tires and Wheels

 This manual is the same as the manual used by workshops. Service Manual contains detailed instructions and step by step diagrams for all workshop procedures.

Language: English
Format: PDF

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Extended for 2014, the Chrysler Town and Country is a small scale van with seating for seven. The Town and Country is fueled by a 3.6-liter V6 motor that produces 280 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque. Combined with FWD and a 6-speed programmed transmission the Town and Country accomplishes an EPA evaluated 17 mpg city and 25 mpg roadway. Accessible highlights incorporate without hands telephone capacities, media focus with CD/MP3/DVD, warmed seats, calfskin inside, visiting suspension, 9-speaker sound framework, and 17-inch wheels. Wellbeing is contained progressed airbags, antilock braking (ABS), footing control (TCS), vehicle soundness help (VSA), and tire pressure checking (TPMS). The Town and Country is supported by a 3-year/36,000-mile warranty .The Chrysler Town and Country’s 283-pull Pentastar V6, which incorporates a driver-selectable “Fuel Economizer” mode, is mated to a 6-speed transmission and utilizations premium low moving obstruction tires to convey an expected 17 mpg city and 25 mpg interstate. A noteworthy extravagance style inside and discretionary UConnect innovation acquires the most recent voice-actuated media associations, route and diversion to Chrysler’s top notch minivan.

• Cylinder head failure: The left (front) cylinder head, specifically on the 2011 model, was prone to premature failure and was covered by an extended warranty on some vehicles.
• Oil cooler leaks: The oil filter housing and cooler assembly on the Pentastar engine was prone to cracking and leaking oil. A revised part was introduced for 2014 models, though the issue can still occur on later versions.
• Engine stalling: In 2012 models, intermittent stalling and “no-start” conditions have been traced to faulty crankshaft or camshaft position sensors. 

• Harsh shifting and shuddering: Many drivers reported rough or delayed shifts and shuddering. This can be caused by low transmission fluid, faulty solenoids, or torque converter issues. A software update may resolve shifting issues in some cases.
• Transmission fluid leaks: Leaks can result from a defective snap ring on low-drum spins, which causes excessive wear on the drum.
• Loss of motive power: Some 2011–2014 models were subject to a recall for a transmission pump issue that could cause a loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power. 

• Faulty TIPM: A bad TIPM can cause a range of bizarre electrical issues, including power windows that roll down on their own, fuel pump failures, and stalling. Refurbished TIPM units are a common purchase for these vehicles.
• Faulty window motors/regulators: One or more power windows may stop working due to a failed motor or regulator.
• Key not releasing: In some cases, the key may get stuck in the ignition due to a failing steering column module.
• Airbag light: The airbag warning light may stay on due to water intrusion in the airbag control module or a lost connection between the clock spring and electrical components.
• Sliding door failure: Malfunctioning actuators or latches can prevent the power sliding doors from working correctly, a problem that was addressed in a class-action settlement for some models. 

• Brake wear: Premature brake pad and rotor wear is a frequent complaint, likely due to the brakes’ difficulty in dissipating heat effectively.
• Suspension noises: Rattling or clunking noises from the front suspension, particularly at low speeds, often indicate worn sway bar bushings or end links.
• HVAC issues: Problems with heating or cooling can be caused by failing blend door actuators in the HVAC system.
• Recall for vent window switch: Some 2011–2014 models were recalled for a potentially overheating vent window switch in the driver’s door armrest, which posed a fire risk.