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I have a 97 dodge caravan and i turn the key and get nothing but the dash board lights interior lights and i hear the fuel pump but still doesnt start. Plus no voltage is going to the starter. help?
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∙ 15y ago
Seized engine? Perhaps neutral safety switch? Starter solenoid? Bad starter? Iginition switch?
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