Driver's door trunk pop button
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Anyone have a wiring schematic for where the trunk pop button switch wires run and terminate. I paid the dealer to fix it years ago but it never really worked right and i want to fix it myself so that i know its done right? Anybody have any experience with this?
EDIT** I have tried the button with the Valet switch in either position..nothing helps...
EDIT** I have tried the button with the Valet switch in either position..nothing helps...
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I will crack open my fsm when I get home, if no one else has replied by then.
the first thing I was thinking about when I read the topic was "valet switch"
the first thing I was thinking about when I read the topic was "valet switch"
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yeah i was hoping that was the issue..but it wasnt that. after the dealer "fixed" it, it worked for a couple of days and then quit again..i am thinking bad switch or something....
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I'd say bad switch or bad Trunk Release Relay
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alright, right hand ip fuse box, fuse 2 (15A) , orange wire to relay "D" (same fuse box), blk/white wire out of relay goes to lid release actuator, then to ground. the other side is the ground start. Ground goes to the park/neutral switch, then to the lid release switch,(driver door) then to the valet switch, then to the relay mentioned above.
easy test would be to get access to the blue wire on the valet switch and put it to ground. trunk actuator should engage. if it doesn't, your looking at power (fuse 2), relay (D), or maybe even trunk lid actuator.
easy test would be to get access to the blue wire on the valet switch and put it to ground. trunk actuator should engage. if it doesn't, your looking at power (fuse 2), relay (D), or maybe even trunk lid actuator.
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trunk actuator works from keyfob..so i know its good..is there anyway to just test the door button? sorry to ask so many questions but i majored in chemistry and not electrical engineering LOL
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Originally Posted by lunchboxx
trunk actuator works from keyfob..so i know its good..is there anyway to just test the door button? sorry to ask so many questions but i majored in chemistry and not electrical engineering LOL
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ok..does the keyfob run through the park neutral swtich? i think i tried to pop it one day in drive and it would not let me. i had to put it in park to even hit the keyfob pop. I will try shorting the switch wires this afternoon and get back to you guys


