2005 Chrysler Pacifica Problems

Carbon buildup on the valves may illuminate the Check Engine Light, indicating "Multiple Cylinder Misfires.

Static discharge and/or loose wire connections could cause problems with the front power seat memory, seat heaters, and adjustable pedals.

If the HVAC (heater) housing is not properly sealed at the bulkhead (firewall), water can leak into the passenger compartment.

Misalignment of the drive belt pulleys can cause a chirping or squeaking noise from the drive belt.

"False" trouble codes may cause erroneous illumination of the Check Engine Light.

Static discharge through the right (passenger) front door handle can result in a loss of functionality from the right front door switches, power mirrors, seat controls, and door locks.

A problem with a solenoid valve in the transmission may cause the Check Engine (MIL) light to come on.

If the cup holder lid will not stay closed, a lid spring was released so replacing the entire assembly should not be necessary.

If the engine is hard to start or if it cranks but does not start in freezing temperatures, a new idle air control (IAC) motor and software update to the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) may be needed.