Door Ajar Will Not Turn Off HELP!!!!
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StraightlineAuto (06-26-23)
05-29-14, 07:20 AM
#17
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It took me a while to find this, but here is the definitive answer to where the ECU is for the door.
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05-29-14, 07:22 AM
#18
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I certainly dont want to confuse the OP, although it seems he want to grasp at straws .... [so hard to tell over internet].
I would urge him to do the homework and not jump on any information here. IMHO (unconfirmed as I have not worked on it) the door ecu is under the instrument cluster near kick panel.
Armed with circuit, any one can trace signals to the ecu. <= this is worth pursuing.
Salim
I would urge him to do the homework and not jump on any information here. IMHO (unconfirmed as I have not worked on it) the door ecu is under the instrument cluster near kick panel.
Armed with circuit, any one can trace signals to the ecu. <= this is worth pursuing.
Salim
Thanks for your help Salim as i told another member i will try to snag the door switch and the ecu in the kick pannel hopefully for under 200$ and give it a shot the only bad thing that can happen is it not work :-)
05-29-14, 10:49 AM
#19
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Be very careful when it comes to opening the door panel and working with the the actuator/door-release. If assembly is not done right and you put the panel back, the door can remain shut and you have to destroy the door panel to get to the innards.
I sincerely hope that you did not take any offense to my posts.
Salim
05-29-14, 11:50 AM
#20
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The door actuator is expensive and the ecu is not too expensive, but the problem can be in the wires or the connector. I would still say do the diagnosis. If you throw parts at it, you may still be at square one, but then there is a chance that you have replaced the failed part.
Be very careful when it comes to opening the door panel and working with the the actuator/door-release. If assembly is not done right and you put the panel back, the door can remain shut and you have to destroy the door panel to get to the innards.
I sincerely hope that you did not take any offense to my posts.
Salim
Be very careful when it comes to opening the door panel and working with the the actuator/door-release. If assembly is not done right and you put the panel back, the door can remain shut and you have to destroy the door panel to get to the innards.
I sincerely hope that you did not take any offense to my posts.
Salim
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