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2006 Dodge Stratus power window and locking trouble
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BrettZeck
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Aug 9, 2017, 4:19 PM
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2006 Dodge Stratus power window and locking trouble
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2006 Dodge Stratus
First time posting. Please respond with help only. Basically I have problems with power window switches from different points in the car, and issues with electrical locks (different from manual locks you push and pull). Started like this years ago before I inherited car; not sure what led to this strange set up. I'll do my best to explain issues by each door...
ISSUES:
Driver's door: 1) manual lock doesn't work electrically from key fob or from any door switches, 2) electrical lock switch for entire car doesn't work, 3) power window switches can't control passenger window but can on the driver's and both rears.
Passenger door: 1) cannot work window at all (neither from driver's controls); 2) not an issue but electrical lock switch works for entire car yet the driver's switch doesn't, as said before
Left rear door: totally fine no problems! Go figure.
Right rear door: cannot control window but the driver has control, when driver rolls right rear window down it gets stuck only a few inches at the top (which I know isa problem individual in itself--not a priority right now)
Confusing and crazy, I know. Thought of replacing driver's power window box inside the frame and I did. Didn't fix anything. Fuses look great. Wiring problem? Or just a problem with the box components of the various switches that are glitchy? Let me know if I can further explain anything...
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Hammer Time
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Aug 9, 2017, 6:37 PM
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Re: 2006 Dodge Stratus power window and locking trouble
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This is not the type of issue that a DIYer is going to jump right into and resolve. The way this is diagnosed is someone with electrical knowledge follows a wiring diagram and tests the circuit to determine where signals are missing. I can give you a wiring diagram but it's going to require someone with electrical knowledge to follow it.
You will likely need a professional scan tool to access the BCM.
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