Interior Removal & Detail Pt 1 Grand Caravan Town & Country

This video is Part 1 of 2

Various tools used in this video:
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Lisle Door Panel Removal Tool: https://amzn.to/3dcPdx3
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In this video I will be removing the interior of a Chrysler Town and Country so I can give it a deep clean and detail. This will also apply for your Dodge Grand Caravan as well. Models would be 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007 with some variations naturally.

We will begin by removing the front seats, the stow n go and third row seating. Next we will move on to the rear quarter panels, sliding door panels and front door panels. The lower center console and foot rest under the accelerator will also need to be removed before we can take out the carpet to clean, wash and then let it properly dry before installing it back into the vehicle. We will be cleaning every piece (including the seats), allow them to completely dry and then reinstall.

When we're finished this van will be as clean as the day it was new! "Right down to every nook and cranny" as they say. Since we have removed the items and then allowed them to completely dry there wont be any funny odors like you find many times after a car has been "detailed", this will have a crisp clean smell.

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