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On 6/25/2022 at 11:39 PM, dee242 said:

i have already checked the fuses wiring and relays

I'm wiling to bet that this is not sufficiently true, otherwise you'd likely have found the problem, or at least narrowed it down.

So, when you say you've checked, what does that mean?

And, if there is power and earth where there is supposed to be at the door switches and control  modules, then......likely that the problem is inside a door control module. They do die. They have electronics inside them that don't last forever.

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On 13/7/2022 at 2:36 AM, Duncan said:

p15 of the link you posted says the door control module is B-77

p11 shows B-77 is connector 38, which is to the left of the fuse box under the driver's side dash

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I’m getting one volt to drivers door harness didn’t see any breaks in door joint fuse is not blown because electric mirrors n speakers still work replaced the door lock module no change only other thing I can think of is rcl module

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