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Wiring Harness Installation - 2004 Dodge Grand Caravan
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2004 - 2004 Dodge Caravan All, Including 4WD
2004 - 2004 Dodge Grand Caravan All, Including 4WD
2004 - 2004 Chrysler Grand Voyager All, Including 4WD
2004 - 2004 Plymouth Grand Voyager All, Including 4WD
2004 - 2004 Chrysler Town and Country All, Including 4WD
2004 - 2004 Chrysler Voyager All, Including 4WD
2004 - 2004 Plymouth Voyager All, Including 4WD
2005 - 2006 Dodge Caravan With Stow-N-Go Seats
2005 - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan With Stow-N-Go Seats
2005 - 2007 Chrysler Town and Country with Stow-N-Go Seats
2004 - 2007 Dodge Caravan Without Stow-N-Go seats
2004 - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan Without Stow-N-Go seats
2004 - 2007 Chrysler Town and Country without Stow-N-Go seats
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Manufacturer InstructionsInstallation of a Wiring Harness on a 2004 Dodge Caravan
Today we are going to install a T-One wiring harness on a 2004 Dodge Grand Caravan. First step involved is removing the tail light assemblies, so we will open the hatch and get started on that. Next step we have to do is pull out the grommet and put a slit into it, this is done so that we can run our new wires coming that are coming out of that grommet out through to tail light and back to the wire harness. Now its the time to go ahead and open the jack storage door, and we will run our wires towards there. We will also need to get behind this trim panel, to get that freed up we will have to take out the threshold. The threshold will be this part here, then we can pull this part out. Opening up that plastic trim panel will give us room to stick our hand in there and help thread the wiring to the jack storage area.
We will go ahead and start routing our wire, we will start from the outside in between this panel here, and go out through the jack storage and pull the four pole back out. Once you get down to the drivers side harness, yellow will be for the drivers side, we will pull the original harness through and pull it all back through with the T-1 connector harness that will plug into the tail light. Once you have your harness through the hole, we will go ahead and re-install the grommet and we will be ready to go on this side. The green side of the wire harness will go underneath the threshold and back up this panel here. We will go ahead and thread our wire harness through to the outside here. A good note is that behind the blower here you can actually reach in and around and grab the wire harness that way. While were here we will install our ground screw. At this point we can also re-install our passenger side tail light. Next we will stretch out our wire harness, the part that goes to the trailer, to take out some slack with the green wire as much as we can then we will zip tie the rest. With the slack taken out we can go ahead and zip tie it to the vehicles original harness and just follow its route. We still have some leftover slack in the wire so we will go ahead and bundle it up and store next to the wire harness behind the tail light.
With the wire harness essentially ran to where its going to go, we will go ahead and re-install the interior trim panels. Next thing we will do is wrap our wire harness up, its pretty long and comes in two pieces like this, we will go ahead and electric tape it all the way up to keep a nice neat finish to it and we will store and not have it tangle. Once you have it taped up, wind it up and store it in here when you are not using it, that is how it usually gets stored. To use the wire harness, go ahead and pull it out and pull it to the outside and close your hatch on it. What happens is that this seal is so thick, when you shut the hatch on it, its not going to hurt anything. We will show you how it works in its towing position. Like I said before, pull out the wire and make sure it stays away from the latch, and we will shut the hatch on it and that will be that. As you can see pulling the wire harness it has plenty of movement as if it ever needs it.
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