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06 Silverado Drivers Side Door will Unlock But Not Lock


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I just recently had my drivers side door module go out on me. That switch controls the power locks, windows, mirrors, heated seats etc. I changed it out and now i have a different problem. My power locks will lock and unlock from all doors except the drivers door. It will un lock if i manually put in the lock position but it wont lock.

 

I am at a loss. I went to autozone and bought a door lock actuator and replaced that and i still have the problem. I can here a whine noise coming from the actuator when i hit the lock button. Same noise from both actuators. Any help would be appreciated!

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Im stumped right now. I get power to the actuator. Everything works perfectly but it wont lock. I replaced the Actuator and the DDM. I guess a bad connection? Im not sure where to go from here. Ive replaced everything in that door accept the wireing harnesses. I dont know which wire does only the lock? Help is appreciated.....

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i looked it up ,,,,you HAVE to have the DDM reprogrammed ,,,thats it ,,,,,

 

Even though everything else works? Windows, mirrors, unlock, all of it works. Just not lock.

 

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its from the GM service information for the DDM ,dont believe ,I dont care ,,,i can paste it if ya want ,,,,,

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its from the GM service information for the DDM ,dont believe ,I dont care ,,,i can paste it if ya want ,,,,,

 

Its not at all that I dont believe you. Its just weird it works 99% of the way is all.

 

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Rob, this is what the GM SI program I have shows....mind posting up what you have?

John

 

If equipped with camper mirrors program the door module. Refer to Service Programming System (SPS) in Programming.

 

BTW, I know this one isn't the most up to date for sure.

 

I do have the extended towing mirrors on this truck.

 

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Interesting....I'll be waiting to see the results

 

I'd say you need to visit your friendly GM dealer.

 

To bad I dont have a friendly one lol.

 

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To bad I dont have a friendly one lol. Sent from my SCH-I605 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2

 

sounds like a phone call to the regional/district service mangler if the store is being a large type pee thing !!!

 

dealers hate when the DSM comes-a-callin !!!!,,,,,,i mean hates !!!!!!

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