2003 Chevrolet Venture Passanger - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Check alternator and battery at Autozone,it's free.

That don't make sense

There are very few bolts on a vehicle that use a reverse thread and they are usually very specialist parts. Set your ratchet to the correct direction you want and you will turn the bolt in the correct direction. Clockwise is in, Anti-clockwise is out!

A flashing check engine light is not good.Run the codes and repair it now.

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could be faulty heater /cold flap area.

Wheel bearing maybe or he did the brakes wrong . Suggest you have a qualified repair shop check it out .

Check the power brake booster

needs the water system back flushing out, heater being cold is its blocked up some time a few back flushes and forward flushes with a hose pipe should free up the dirt inside, same with the engine and radiator. there are meany videos on you tube to help you understand how to back flush you engie. but do the radiator and engine and heater separate so the muck does not go back into the engine.

You certainly aren't the first one to have security issues with these things. Your best bet is to just bypass the system. I'm pretty sure you have Passkey III. If your key has PK III on it, that would confirm. Here are some youtube videos showing you how to do it. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=2003+chevy+venture+passkey+III+bypass

May have broken a connection/shorting in the blower resistor pack which controls motor speed. Can get fragile with older vehicles.

the park position is not working on ur circuit board,,need new wiper mot

Your windshield arm is in need of repositioning. Take off the cap on the windshield arm and loosen the nut under the cap. Reposition the arm so that it faces 180 degrees flat to the passenger side of the car. Tighten the nut. This should solve the problem you've described.

02 sensor heater circuit, bank1, sensor 2.

I read everybody's replies. Brake lights. Who would think? Before I read this, I ran my 2002 Venture all over at various speeds yesterday. The Cruise Control would not work - no matter what. Today, I had my wife tap the brakes and both lights and the roofline light lit up. I drove the van down the street and engaged the Cruise Control. It worked like new. Weird, huh? Very cold here 12/11/16 in Southeast Ohio. Maybe it was the cold weather and because I had not used it for a few months? Thanks for the answers. This is a GOOD SITE!!! JACK

what kind of oil pressure does it have (hot and cold) ??? there is a oil pressure sensor that needs to see oil pressure in order to enable the ign circuit I do think they (gm) stopped using it in maybe 04 because it caused so many problems in cold climates but it maybe as early as mid year 03 cant remember that far back

Antilock and traction control are really part of the same system, if you have a wheel sensor bad neither one will work, get a scanner with abs capability and scan it. That will tell you which wheel is giving the problem. There are wiring diagrams out there, but you may be looking in the wrong place first.

Usually the tag is on the drivers side door frame. 36 pounds is plenty.

No it doesn't ,you need to hook up a scan tool for check engine light codes ! Cadillac's did do this back in the 80's You pushed the off an warmer buttons on the climate control panel !