This comprehensive CHRYSLER PACIFICA 2004-2006 Parts Manual is an essential resource for anyone working on their vehicle. It provides detailed information on genuine manufacturer parts for your Chrysler Pacifica, including part numbers, diagrams, approximate prices, and estimated labor time for replacement. Sourced from a larger catalog used by repair shops to estimate repair costs, this manual covers a wide range of components, ensuring you have the information you need to order parts confidently.

The manual includes detailed information on various vehicle systems, such as air conditioning, heater, ventilation, airbags, body panels, brakes (including ABS), cooling system, dashboard, instrument panel, electrical components (including alternator, battery, starter, ignition, lights, cruise control, horn, and wipers), emissions system, exhaust, engine (excluding internal parts), frame, fuel system, interior trim, locks, moldings, paint codes, seats, seat belts, sunroof, suspension, steering, transmission mounts, wheels, windows, and glass.

With this essential resource, you can determine the exact parts you need for repairs and gain valuable insights into potential costs. It's an indispensable tool for anyone looking to maintain or repair their Chrysler Pacifica, whether you're a DIY enthusiast or planning to visit a repair shop.

The Chrysler Pacifica, produced from 2004 to 2008, marked a significant departure from the minivan stereotype, striving to blend the practicality of a minivan with the stylishness and comfort of a crossover SUV. The Pacifica's design, penned by the legendary designer Trevor Creed, emphasized sleek lines and a more upscale aesthetic, featuring a sloping roofline and a distinctive, "floating" rear window. It offered three rows of seating, with the ability to carry up to seven passengers. Under the hood, the Pacifica was powered by a robust 3.5L V6 engine, delivering ample power for a family-oriented vehicle. The Pacifica was available in three trim levels: the base model, the Touring, and the top-of-the-line Limited. The Touring package added luxury amenities like leather upholstery and heated seats, while the Limited trim boasted advanced features like a premium sound system, navigation, and a sunroof.

The Chrysler Pacifica was lauded for its spacious and comfortable interior, its versatility for both family outings and cargo hauling, and its smooth ride. However, it was also criticized for its fuel economy, which lagged behind its competitors. The Pacifica's relatively high price and lack of some advanced safety features compared to newer models also contributed to its slow sales. While the Pacifica was a successful car in terms of design and concept, it ultimately failed to achieve the same commercial success as its rivals, leading to its discontinuation in 2008. Despite its short lifespan, the Pacifica's legacy lives on, influencing the design and features of later Chrysler minivan models and contributing to the growing trend of crossover-like minivans aimed at attracting a wider customer base.