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Old 10-12-2013, 07:46 PM
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passenger door power

Hello. I have a 2002 tb ltz and am having power issues with the front passenger door. The battery went dead one night and after boosting the truck, all the switches on the right front door have stopped working. Checked the fuse under the rear seat and even swapped it with the drivers side fuse and the window worked for a few days, but nothing else. Now it has quit working again. Any help would be appreciated, Thank you.
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Re: passenger door power

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Hello. I have a 2002 tb ltz and am having power issues with the front passenger door. The battery went dead one night and after boosting the truck, all the switches on the right front door have stopped working. Checked the fuse under the rear seat and even swapped it with the drivers side fuse and the window worked for a few days, but nothing else. Now it has quit working again. Any help would be appreciated, Thank you.

If all of your fuses are ok, it's possible a voltage spike damaged the passenger side door module or a reprogram of the module may take care of it, but it sounds to me like the passenger door module (switch assy) will need to be replaced and programed.
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