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AlCapone



Member Since: 29 Sep 2019
Location: Brisbane
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Driver door controls 2007 td4

Hi, am experiencing an issue where the drivers door controls for the windows and rear vision mirrors no longer works. The window controls work on all the other doors. Have checked all relative fuses and are all ok, not blown.
Anyone experienced this and is there a fix I can do at home.
Thanks in advance

Post #379957 18th Oct 2019 6:26 am
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Stuartc



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Australia 2015 Freelander 2 SD4 HSE Auto Aintree Green

From memory the window switch module communicated with the drivers door module via LIN. If your having no response from the switch module I would suspect the switch module needs replacing. MY15
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Post #379959 18th Oct 2019 6:49 am
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AlCapone



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Hi, issue resolved. I recently had the foof lining replaced and the tradie had nipped a wire that caused the interior lights fuse to keep blowing. Came back this morning and sorted the nipped wire, interior lights working again 😅 AND,this fixed my driver door control issue. All windows and mirror adjustments working again. Who would have thought that these two things would be linked to same fuse issue.
Thanks for your feedback.
Cheers

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