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Author Topic: Tapping the wealth of knowledge...2007 Crysler Pacifica  (Read 1468 times)

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April 04/13/09, 05:20:49 PM

Offline Big Slick

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Tapping the wealth of knowledge...2007 Crysler Pacifica
Most of the dash lights come on when starting the car most go off after a few seconds. The vehicle runs just fine but the speedometer and temp gauge do not work. When going at slower speeds the chimes start dinging. Radio and clock work fine but I am thinking that those are on a different electrical circut.
Anyone know, or have an educated guess?
« Last Edit: April 04/13/09, 05:23:13 PM by Big Slick »
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April 04/13/09, 05:57:10 PM Reply #1

Offline beeker

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Re: Tapping the wealth of knowledge...2007 Crysler Pacifica
had a similiar issue with a jeep grand cherokee.. turned out to be a relay switch. good luck..
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April 04/13/09, 07:56:09 PM Reply #2

Offline schwinger

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Re: Tapping the wealth of knowledge...2007 Crysler Pacifica
Only advise I could give is get a DRB and reprogram the cluster. I have seen some where that took care of a speedo issue.
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