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I've lost the remote lock/unlock from the key fob and the key-off radio / power window functions on my '03 Sierra. Everything worked fine yesterday before I changed shock absorbers. :cheers: I bumped/moved some wires running along the driver side frame rail while removing the shock on that side. Could that bundle of wires be connected to something that controls the key fob receiver?

Any idea what caused this? Did my truck reject the shock transplant?

 

Ken

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Further investigation shows a total lack of power to the passenger side door. The door lock switch & window controls for the passenger door aren't working on either door...driver or passenger. The window controls worked yesterday...after the shock change...because I rolled both windows up when I finished.

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In the fuse box on the drivers side should be a fuse labeled PDM 10 amp fuse. Remove it for 10 minutes, reinstall and check operation.

 

That wasn't it. Still no response from the driver side controls or keyfob.

I had this happen one other time several years ago. Seems like I wiggled some connections under the dash, but I don't remember which or what. That time was dark in a hotel parking lot.

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so the driver side controls dont work, but the controls on the individual doors do? maybe your switch on that door crapped out, gm's are known for having bad window switches.

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Only the Driver Side works for the Driver Side only. The Driver Side controls for the Passenger Side are inop. The Passenger Side doesn't work at all...from any controls. The Key Fob doesn't work at all...no door lock or panic. The auto lock when put in gear only works on the Driver Door. The key-off power to the radio and window functions is inop. I've lost all power/control to the Passenger Door. A fuse or relay has blown or a module has died. I just need to know where to begin looking to fix the issue.

 

Ken

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