2008-2011 Dodge Caravan Remote Start Pictorial

That was the ticket....MUX it is, lol. Thanks alot!

I have a 2008 Dodge GCV, the Cargo Version. I am adding extra interior LED dome lights. The existing interior dome lights slowly fade out after the doors are closed. This has already burned out one (cheap/China) LED dome light, because the slow voltage drop caused the LED dome light to flicker very fast. Does anyone know of a work around for this? I tried a relay, and same thing, the relay contact flutters, essentially the same result as when the LED is wired directly to the existing dome lights. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

You could try a BJT (transistor) in place of the relay.My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.

What size/value? And what would the connections look like?

Value shouldn't be a huge concern, since it won't need to dissipate much power. If your trigger is positive, use an NPN. For a negative trigger, use a PNP. It doesn't need to be a Darlington, but you'll want something with relatively high hFE (gain). An hFE of 200 or more would be plenty. Couple that with an appropriate resistor, and you'll be in business. Here's a link to a good website: http://www.talkingelectronics.com/te_interactive_index.html search "the transistor amplifier" Once you understand the basics, you should be able to find something locally that'll work. A basic circuit would be fused power to your LED's, from the LED's to the collector of an NPN. The base would be connected to your positive trigger through a resistor. (I usually cut the minimum gain in half, and do some math to find a resistor that'll work for me.) Connect the emitter to ground.My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.