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Post by Greg K on Jan 1, 2023 17:49:20 GMT -6
I'm looking in service manual and having trouble finding it. It shows relays, but I can't figure out which fuse # sends power to these relays.
Thanks so much, Greg
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Post by Marc on Jan 1, 2023 18:31:54 GMT -6
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Post by Greg K on Jan 1, 2023 18:36:37 GMT -6
Thanks Marc. Both my trunk release and fuel-door release buttons stopped working at the same time on the driver's door.
I did see the relays; but is there some common power source for both of them that I may have blown the fuse on?
Much appreciated, Greg
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Post by Marc on Jan 1, 2023 20:22:42 GMT -6
Not that I know of. My guess about why both stopped working at the same time.....there might be trouble with the entire switch assembly.
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Post by Gregoryk on Jan 1, 2023 20:38:20 GMT -6
I was jumping #4 and #8 pins in my OBD2 plug trying to program remote keyless entry fobs when I think I shorted something. Saw a spark.
Maybe I damaged body control or rear module of some sort???
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Post by Marc on Jan 1, 2023 21:03:07 GMT -6
Maybe. Best thing to do now is to have it scanned.
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Post by Greg K on Jan 2, 2023 15:59:33 GMT -6
Turns out it was the ALDL (Assembly Line Diagnostic Link) fuse - or in other words the one that powers the OBD2 connector, that blew. It's #4 in the rear seat fuse box. Now my door buttons for trunk release and fuel door release are working perfectly again.
Yay! A tiny victory!
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Post by RCA1186 on Jan 3, 2023 6:54:28 GMT -6
I was jumping #4 and #8 pins in my OBD2 plug trying to program remote keyless entry fobs when I think I shorted something. Saw a spark. Maybe I damaged body control or rear module of some sort??? I did this exact same thing, but in a 1999. For me it was I/P fuses in rear fuse block |
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