> First, I am a new member of this forum but have been reading it for
> some time for help repairing my 99 expl. and so far have found answers
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> suspect a relay or some module. Any help is greatly appreciated or
> it's off to the dealership which makes my wallet nervous - and lighter.
Check your owner's guide. Look up the fuses. Is there a fuse in common
with the circuits that are not working?
If it's not that, I can't help. More and more of these things are being
taken care of by computers. My dodge minivan has a "body computer" that
handles lights, locks, the instrument panel, etc.
-Paul
TimNC - 06 Nov 2006 02:10 GMT
Thanks Paul. I've tested all the fuses - those related and unrelated
since I find the electical system confusing at best. I yearn for the
days when everything just have wires and fuses and relays. Anyway,
I've tested everything I could think of without success. I'm thinking
it could be a relay but I'm not sure of which one to check. If no one
can help on this forum then I think I will attempt to move the relays
around until something happens. Just hope it isn't bad. Of course
there's always the dealership.
Tim
> > First, I am a new member of this forum but have been reading it for
> > some time for help repairing my 99 expl. and so far have found answers
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> handles lights, locks, the instrument panel, etc.
> -Paul
TimNC - 10 Nov 2006 03:07 GMT
Today I moved around all the relays in the fuse/relay box under the
hood without any luck. I've been researching online a bit more and a
control module called a GEM keeps surfacing. Does this module control
the windows, o/d switch, rear wiper?
Tim
> Thanks Paul. I've tested all the fuses - those related and unrelated
> since I find the electical system confusing at best. I yearn for the
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> > handles lights, locks, the instrument panel, etc.
> > -Paul