04 chrysler Town & country power sliding door problem

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by billyboy1, Nov 17, 2006.

  1. billyboy1

    billyboy1 Guest

    I have a 2004 Chrysler Town & Country which "just" ran out of its warranty.
    It has 37,500 miles.
    The problem is that the right (passenger) side power door only opens about
    ten inches when the power button is depressed. When the door is in the full
    open position and the button is pushed, it closes and stops about in the
    same position. (ten inches from being fully closed).

    Any ideas? I already checked for obstacles in the door track. The door is
    easy to open and close when done manually.

    Thanks,

    Billyboy1
     
    billyboy1, Nov 17, 2006
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  2. billyboy1

    damnnickname Guest

    You may have a broken ground wire in the track harness that feeds that
    door. Disconnect the connector behind the b-post and under the sliding
    door and test for continuity between both ground wires. If one or more is
    open replace or repair that track harness. (I will Be back in a week, good
    luck)

    Glenn Beasley
    Chrysler Tech
     
    damnnickname, Nov 17, 2006
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  3. billyboy1

    philthy Guest

    that system is capable of storing trouble fault codes and they should be read
    before any work is done so a good scantool is needed
    they have numous issues with wiring and latches and motor clutches and the
    parts are not cheap so it would be best not to guess
     
    philthy, Nov 18, 2006
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  4. billyboy1

    philthy Guest

    elvis has left the room!!!!!
     
    philthy, Nov 18, 2006
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  5. billyboy1

    billyboy1 Guest

    Glenn,

    You were right on. I checked the wire harness with an OHM meter and found
    that the continuity broke at a certain point when opening/closing the
    door.
    I replaced it this morning, and it works fine.

    Thanks,
    Bill Shatynski
     
    billyboy1, Dec 2, 2006
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    maxpower Guest

    glad to hear that.

    Glenn
     
    maxpower, Dec 2, 2006
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