Keyless Entry only unlocks front driver side door
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Keyless Entry only unlocks front driver side door
Keyless entry only unlocks front driver side door, also the main control switches on the driver side door only work for the driver side door and window, I cant open the passenger and rear windows or unlock the doors, i have to unlock them manually I bought the car about 6 months ago and It already had that problem, one thing that I noticed is when I open the driver side door the lights inside the car turn on but when I open any other door the light wont turn on and It doesnt show on the DIC that they are open can anyone help me??? Its a 2000 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi
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Your problem could be in either the driver'* door module, or the rear integration module. Both get involved Considering the windows are also a problem (make sure the lockout button is not depressed) the DDM is the more likely culprit.
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Originally Posted by Archon
Your problem could be in either the driver'* door module, or the rear integration module. Both get involved Considering the windows are also a problem (make sure the lockout button is not depressed) the DDM is the more likely culprit.
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The only real way to trouble shoot it is with a scanner that can read those modules and codes. That generally means a trip to the dealer. Then. you could always get a used module from a junkyard.
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Each door has a module in it. Check the fuses in the rear fuse module and make sure there are no blown fuses there.
The modules commuicate with each over what GM calls the Simple Bus Interface (SBI). It is a TAN/WHT (tan wire with a white stripe) wire. I suspect that this wire is no longer making connection to the main module in the drivers door. The main module in the drivers door talks to all the door modules and converts the SBI signals into class 2 data bus signals for the Rear Integration Module to light the interior lights and so on.
I would suspect a fuse has blown more than the wire coming loose but you should check both out.
RRDR MDL fuse (10Amp) for Right Rear Door Module and the Left Rear Door Module
PASS MDL fuse (10Amp) for the Passenger Door Module
DRV MDL fuse (10Amp) for the Driver Door Module
PWR WDO Circuit Breaker for all the window motors in all the doors
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The modules commuicate with each over what GM calls the Simple Bus Interface (SBI). It is a TAN/WHT (tan wire with a white stripe) wire. I suspect that this wire is no longer making connection to the main module in the drivers door. The main module in the drivers door talks to all the door modules and converts the SBI signals into class 2 data bus signals for the Rear Integration Module to light the interior lights and so on.
I would suspect a fuse has blown more than the wire coming loose but you should check both out.
RRDR MDL fuse (10Amp) for Right Rear Door Module and the Left Rear Door Module
PASS MDL fuse (10Amp) for the Passenger Door Module
DRV MDL fuse (10Amp) for the Driver Door Module
PWR WDO Circuit Breaker for all the window motors in all the doors
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