I had a similar problem on my '05 and got this kind response from the group: ***********************************************************
TRY THIS!!! take and hold the trip button in on the odometer and turn the ignition key on while still holding it and see if the cluster goes into a self diagnostic mode to reset the gauges.
Glenn Beasley Chrysler Tech
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It didn't work for me the first few times, but I believe my last attempt I held in the trip button, started the car, kept the trip button in and turned off the key.
The instrument cluster then started "dancing" before my eyes (quite an impressive self test, actually) and all was well after that. But the self test runs with the car off, not on I realized.
DB
Arthur Dent wrote:
Hi, I have a 2003 Dodge Grand Caravan Sport.
Not knowing it had a dead battery, I tried to start it.
As I watched, the Speedometer and Tachometer needles
rotated all the way clockwise to the stop on the left by the zero.
I replaced the battery with a new one.
The needles for the speedo and tach are still there on the wrong side of the stop.
Everything else works.
I tried the reset button_turn on the key_test many times,
but it never did anything.
Off_on etc. test gives a code of P1684 which says battery changed
and done.
Any help or hints will be greatly appreciated.
Otherwise I'm planning on pulling the cluster to see if I can move the needles myself.
Thanks in advance for any help or comments.
Glen
Well Im glad to see that it worked for you!!!
Glenn Beasley Chrysler Tech