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Question posted by kappy on June 14th, 2011

2006ranier Cxl Driver Door Control Module

Which Relay or Fuse powers the Driverd door Module. Also if disconnected, does it need to be reprogramed? My Fault ..left window open got wet.... Tried drying

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