Yes, the P1372 code is a Ford DTC (diagnostic trouble code)
According to the information below, plus a quick search (dogpile.com), the P1372 code indicates "P1372 Early Ignition Coil Activation Fault Coil 2" I haven't found a diagnostic as to what that really means, but it's a start.
Here's a break-down of the scan codes I find helpful:
First digit structure is as follows:
• Pxxxx for powertrain
• Bxxxx for body
• Cxxxx for chassis
• Uxxxx for future systems
Second digit structure is:
• P0xxx Government required codes
• P1xxx Manufacturer codes for additional emission system function; not required but reported to the government
Third digit structure is:
• Px1xx measurement of air and fuel
• Px2xx measurement of air and fuel
• Px3xx ignition system
• Px4xx additional emission control
• Px5xx speed and idle regulation
• Px6xx computer and output signals
• Px7xx transmission
• Px8xx transmission
• Px9xx control modules, input and output signals
Trouble code P0251 means:Injection pump A rotor/cam malfunction
Trouble code P0000 means: No Fault Found
P0139 02 Sensor Circuit Slow Response (Bank 1 Sensor 2)
Are you sure about that code? I'm not seeing it in the ODBII code list. http://autorepair.about.com/od/obdcodedatabase/a/OBD_1996_year.htm
I would guess it's part of the manufacturer's code, so it could mean just about anything.
Contact the manufacturer for error codes explaination
it depends on the vehicle, some fault codes are manufacturer specific
Contact the Vehicle Manufacturer and ask
Manufacturer Contrl Auxiliary Emission Controls. You have a problem with the factory emission controls.
Code P5746 is not a valid Chrysler OBD2 code, in fact, I can't find that code for any vehicle manufacturer. Please rescan the code and repost. We'll be more than happy to help
U codes are network/communication codes. I can not find any manufacturer using U0000 though.
Every position of the different characters in your van's VIN have a different code that will specify the engine type, body type, manufacturer, etc.