* Part of the main fuse box (under the hood or inside the cabin): Check your owner's manual for a fuse or circuit breaker labeled for power windows. It might be a shared circuit with other accessories.
* Integrated into the Body Control Module (BCM): In some newer models, the power window system's protection is handled electronically within the BCM, and there isn't a readily accessible fuse or breaker. A fault might require a diagnostic scan by a mechanic.
To find the location:
1. Consult your owner's manual: This is the best place to start. The manual will have a diagram of the fuse box(es) and list what each fuse/circuit breaker controls.
2. Locate the fuse boxes: There's usually one under the hood and another inside the cabin (often under the dash or in the center console).
3. Examine the fuses and breakers: Look for a fuse or circuit breaker related to "power windows," "windows," or possibly a more general term like "accessories."
4. If you can't find it: If you've checked both fuse boxes and your owner's manual and still can't find the circuit breaker, it's best to take your Caravan to a qualified mechanic or dealership for diagnosis.
Remember never work on electrical systems without disconnecting the negative battery terminal first.
