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Quick question - how to check power to passenger side mirror?
All right I need a bit of help from the experts...there is a gazillion threads on power mirrors but I have a fairly simple question and I would like to test it tomorrow morning.
Yesterday the passenger side mirror was working fine after I wiggled the connector to the power window switch. Today I went to reinstall the door card and reconnected the switch, but the mirror won't work - nothing at all. What's the best way to check if there is power coming in/out of the switch? I am starting to think it maybe either the connection/connector or something inside the switch itself. Is there a certain wire (color) I could check for power? Thank you in advance Christian 2003 4.4i Sport Package |
Okay. A couple of things you can check. (I'm guessing you don't have the memory option.)
The GM module has a PWR wire that goes through the door jamb connector, X256. F24 is fuse 24 that controls that module. You should be able to inspect that if you think there is a power problem. Another easy way is to just turn on your park lights and see if the pass-door module glows amber--but that won't be completely conclusive. Here are all the pins to the door module and each component they go to. https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/e...av/bPz9eUH.svg Here is the actual door modules pin out for the side mirror on the door. https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/e...de/oVqi7Ld.svg Lets see if this helps you a little bit. Check each of the connectors being connected properly. |
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