Where is the Location of ignition resistor on a Dodge van?

Dodge vans, depending on the year and engine, may or may not even *have* an ignition resistor. Ignition resistors were more common in older vehicles (pre-electronic ignition systems) to reduce voltage to the ignition coil. Most modern vehicles, including later model Dodge vans, use electronic ignition systems that don't require them.

Therefore, there's no single location to check. If your van has one, it's most likely:

* Near the ignition coil: This is the most common location for an ignition resistor. Look closely around the coil for a small, possibly heat-sinked, resistor.

* In the wiring harness: It might be integrated into the wiring harness itself and not a separate component. This would make it difficult to identify visually.

If you're trying to troubleshoot an ignition problem, it's much more likely the problem lies elsewhere than a failed ignition resistor in a modern vehicle. Consider checking the ignition coil, distributor (if applicable), ignition switch, crankshaft position sensor, and other components of the ignition system before focusing on a resistor that may not even exist.

To accurately determine whether your Dodge van even has an ignition resistor, you'll need to consult a repair manual specific to your van's year, make, and model. The manual will have a wiring diagram that shows the ignition system components.