Door Actuators on a Dodge Caravan

I have a 1998 Dodge Caravan with Dual sliding doors, does anybody have any suggestions, on to where i can run the wires to get them inside the door panel.

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Here's what you'll need for your side doors: http://www.spal-usa.com/html/finsacc5.htm  You can also purchase them from your local Dodge/Chrysler dealer's parts department.

I never seen this type of system before, do you think you can elaborate on how to install them. I would appreciate it.

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It's actually very simple. You remove the existing plates in each sliding door and door jamb and replace them with the ones shown at the top of the image below. The contact switch plate in the door has two wires that attach to the actuator. The plate in the door jamb has a connector for the two wires that connect to your relays and/or door lock switches. When the door is closed, the contact switch plate in the door makes contact with the plate in the door jamb allowing you to lock and unlock the sliding door. Also,  behind each sliding door jamb behind the plastic panel, you'll find the factory harness that connects to the plate that goes in each jamb. Cut this harness and insulate the vehicle side of it and connect your leads to the plug side.

Once this is connected, then how do i control the door locks, keep in mind I do not have any power door locks in the van at all, is there a factory wire that runs from the sliding doors to the front of the van.

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There are wires that do run to the BCM, but as I said above, cut the harnesses behind each jamb that plug into the new plates, insulate the vehicle sides of the harnesses and attach your wires to the plug sides and run them to your keyless entry or whatever you had planned to install to control them.

Is this the same for Jeep's that you would take off the doors for when you go offroading?

My friend's Jeep doesn't have power door locks, and they take off the doors every now and then to go 4X4ing.  So maybe something like this would work?