will it work with a 2008 dodge grand caravan?
1167959
Not sure. It works with my dealer installed overhead DVD player. I hope that helps. Sorry I couldn't give u more info.
1167960
absolutely and work well I bought them for a 2006 Chrysler Town and Country and they work great and still do
1167961
I have a 2004 Chevy Tahoe and it works fine. The only thing is when you buy a pack of three one of them did not work. The wire was loose right out of the box. But the other two work fine.
1704838
I'm not sure since my vehicle is a 04 dodge grand caravan in which it fits perfectly.
795861
Based entirely on my experience with this remote alone, I will say yes, it will work. Bulldog has a website included in the paper work which will clearly identify all vehicles compatible with the device.
1053596
It should work. It worked on my 2008. And buying one from the dealer is 3-400$ so it's worth getting even if you return it.
190465
It may work on your truck but im not sure if the vehicle has a CAN signal which is what it needs to communicate with the vehicle to work. Your best bet would be to call a dodge dealer and ask if the truck has the signal to be sure first.
164083
The sensors are on a Dodge Grand Caravan. I highly doubt it work send a signal that far. Honestly, I would stay away from this product all together. It does not work well at all - I sent a question a month ago to the seller and they have not responded - I wish I had gone with a higher quality system, probably OEM would have been a better choice.
91839
It says 2004-2009 4Runner Remote. I have a 2004 and it worked fine, but I can't comment on personally having a 2008 4Runner. It should work.
1804047
Yes. I have 2008. Same model. BUT it requires adding some wiring if your model doesn't have it. I had too, but you can google instructions. Wasn't that had and added all functions. I love it.
1823113
It should and I use it on a 2002 chrysler town and country and 2000 Toyota Corolla and a 2007 accord and it works great for each i use the app on my iPhone ios system (I think it's same You can get on the android phone) does really well at reading a lot of codes and issues.
789059
Yes it will! I had mine in a dodge caravan for a year. I'm using an amp rated at 300W with bridging configured.
1392859
I don't know about it working on a Dodge Caravan but it probably would. You do not have to remove the head and you do not use a power drill. You do have to rethread the bad plug entry using the tap that comes with the kit. Then install (screw in) the replacement threaded sleeve. Its not difficult.
457611
From the research I did via Google, it looks like the same OEM Part number is good for the 2004 through 2007 Caravan. And if it doesn't fit quite right you can always return it!
1768700
It will work with all makes and models that are a 12 volt system with negative ground. (Which is most vehicles). The trick is getting power up to the location where you want to mount the unit. The IR for head sets works fairly well in a small vehicle, however if it is a full size van the IR signal gets a little weak for passengers in the back. If you live in a town with lots of radio station do not expect good results with the FM transmitter. Run an extra wire to send the audio signal down to a radio equipped with AUX input.
548073
I don't think so, it works on pre OBD II GM and Saturn cars and light trucks 1982-1995. On the Chrysler you have to jump the ground and code terminals and read the codes flashing on the dash unless you can find another reader specifically for Mopars!
1587552
Being it is only a ballast it should be compatible with anything. Only issue I would think one might run into, is if it is a really new car such as 2008 up or a BMW or anything that has a CanBus system that may require something to prevent the warning light on the dash from coming on. I think u should b fine.
1767381
Worked on my 2008 Avalanche. If you have the DIC with the option to add a remote then it will work.
971489
It should work on any vehicle but purchase the wiring harness as well. It makes life MUCH easier. I'm assuming your vehicle is prewired for trailering.