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MODIFYING OR DETAILING YOUR I30 => ELECTRICAL | ELECTRONIC | AUDIO => Topic started by: RossO on June 13, 2020, 20:22:58
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Hello fellas,
I have an I30 Petrol 1.6L 2009.
I have an key-less entry moudle with remote control that stopped working a couple of years ago. The module is located behind the driver door panel.
I tried to fix it today and probably made a circuit short for a few seconds.
Since then, all 4 windows wont go up/down from every switch (all switches from all doors not working).
I checked the fuse box that inside the car and all of the fuses that related to the windows seems to be good.
What should I check next?
thanks
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:head_knock: :head_knock: no idea, you are there, you did it.
all you can do now is back track and find your mistake.
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If you have checked fuse already, is there a possibility that the logic is damaged? If you are lucky, maybe disconnecting the battery for 30 minutes and reconnecting will allow the logic to reset.
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:head_knock: :head_knock: no idea, you are there, you did it.
all you can do now is back track and find your mistake.
Settle petal.. :whistler:
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:head_knock: :head_knock: no idea, you are there, you did it.
all you can do now is back track and find your mistake.
Settle petal.. :whistler:
Yeh yeh, I know! :rolleyes:
Problem is its a model variation we dont have.
IF , as I read the story, it is ONLY the windows giving the problem, he may have damaged the driver's multi switch unit. It has a complex control circuit, one diode failure can stuff the operation on passenger and rear windows. The best way out for the amature is replace the whole driver's switch bank.
But from down here :crazy1:, Gonz's suggestion is as good as mine.