Dodge Caravan

Trouble code P0002 means: Fuel Volume Regulator Control Circuit Range/Performance

It is located inside the transmission under the pan. It is referred to as a strainer, not a filter. After dropping the pan, the strainer has to be removed by removing several bolts. It looks like another oil pan under the transmission oil pan.

im gonna guess here and say probably 7.5 hours

I was told by a dealer that it is under the steering wheel close to if not above the pull hand brake. You need to take off the cover under the steering wheel to see it. Earlier I searched for the same answer and I found this site, and yes the fuel pump relay on 2000 model Xterra is indeed located under the dash around the steering wheel, but no you don't need to remove the cover just lay in floor and you can see it, it will slide off a bracket and you can remove and replace it.

There are a scad-zillion different kind of noises that it could be making. You need to BClear. Knock, rattle, chirp, bang, tick, squeal, chatter etc. Description and when it occurs is important to know.

If you mean the blade it is a small tab at the end of the wiper arm. When you buy the new blade the rep behind the counter will glady show you how it is done....Takes about a minute.

If you actually mean the wiper arm it is also fairly easy. Where the arm attaches to the vehicle (pivot point) there is a small cover on the wiper arm over the top of the hold down nut. Using a scribe or small flat blade screwdriver you can pop the cover off to expose a 13mm nut (maybe 15mm) that you turn counter clockwise to loosen. Once the nut is off you can move the arm back and forth with slight upward pressure until it pops off. Some of them will have corroded a bit to form sort of a weld. If yours will not come off as I described put the nut back on just far enough to protect the threads on the pivot stud. Take a hammer and gently (not too gently but carefully) hit the top of the nut and try removing it again. Continue until it comes off but, be careful with that hammer.

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Back head 1,3,5. Front head 2,4,6

It is under the hood, next to the battery.

Its located on the firewall on the passengers side............

there is a long crank handle that u use to insert thru hole in rear bumper.use this to wind down the spare. depending on what year the vehicle is, this will be found clipped across the front of the radiator just under the hood, or clipped behind the seat on rear wall of cab

Usually just 3 years, 36,000 miles

It is located on the passenger side of the car. If you look right behind the passenger head light you will see two pumps. Make sure you don't switch them because one controls the front windshield and the other controls the back. It was easy to do. I took the air filter cover off to give myself more room to get my hands in there.

The 2011 Dodge Grand-Caravan runs on flex-fuel (FFV).

5w30

Under hood just aft of the light housing you will see a few holes. It appears that it would not be anything but if you use a flashlight you will notice a torqux adjusting screw located about 7" down behind the light housing in one of the holes. Its either a T-20 or T-25 star bit. These adjust the light beam. You must first loosen the light assemble first to get the adjustment screws to work then re-tighten the light.

Check engine light, see related question below.

215/65 R 15

It should have two 51/4" in the dash and two 6x9's in the rear side panels.

It is inside the front, driven by the timing belt.

Not sure ,but it costs $115 to change mine on my 1998 Dodge Durango.

You have three remaining. They cost about two bucks each from autozone, etc. Don't risk driving anywhere other than somewhere to fix it.

Then the correct pressure is 35 psi when the tire is cold.