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Kit includes:

T15 torx bit

lock actuator

correct length rod and connector bracket

zip ties

snap lever wire nut connector

color wiring instructions

Tools needed:

flat head screw driver

pry bar

drill hex adapter (or screwdriver that uses hex head bits) to use the included T15 bit

7/32" or 1/4" drill bit and drill

utility knife

wire stripper

electrical tape

Normal install of OEM part is between 3 and 8 hours of work, depending on how many minivan doors you have assembled.

This will fix your power lock problem quickly.  Most feedback has been about an hour start to finish.

If you are only looking for the electrical wiring instructions they can be purchased and immediately downloaded for $15.  Look at the link in the description on the youtube video.

This kit requires the manual lock to be working.  If the actuator seized up and the lock cannot be moved try opening up the door panel and put some force on the linkage rod with a pliers or channel locks, same direction the manual lock would be pushing/pulling it while pushing the lock/unlock button.  If you get it to move freely this kit will stop the overtravel where it jams on the original actuator by disconnecting that motor.  These vans have some logic to not allow the power locks to be pressed 20+ times in a few minutes.  It will eventually only flash the lights and not move the locks for a few minutes.  Chrysler most likely programmed it like this 1) to not overheat the lock motors, 2) minimize warranty claims before 36,000 miles, 3) not drain the battery.  I find it concerning that unlock won't attempt to move locks even after 10 seconds of no buttons pressed.

If this helps you out but you don't buy parts from me you can still say thanks and "leave a tip in the jar" or "buy me a beer".  My efforts will save you around 3-6 hours of your time and frustration and the ability to do this job without a helper to hold the window up, grab bolts, and hold door pieces in place for reassembly.  That $5 (or more if your free time is worth it) link is also in the youtube description.  I'm not making any money on youtube.  It requires >1,000 subscribers and millions of views to be worth anything.  I'm not Mark Rober... although I like watching his videos with my kids.