1995 Ford Explorer "replace rear door ajar switch" Questions

replace the switch. If you have not found the problem, i.e. the lights stay on (OR AJAR LAMP STAYSON) when the switch is being held in. Close the door and repeat the procedure for all of the remaining

door and two for the rear hatch, any one of them can cause this problem and it is about 1 hour to rpelace one switch, ford has a scanner that can the system and ID exactly which switch is bad, that is

...rear door now you can take it to the dealer and they can tell you witch door it is causing this problem but they want $$$$$ now also the switch is replaceable but iy is a lot of work dont woory about ...

...Rear Door Circuit Short to Ground GEM/CTM REFER to Section 417-02 . B1338 RR Door Ajar Circuit Short to Ground GEM/CTM REFER to Section 417-02 . Inspection and Verification NOTE: The generic ...

...door has one and the rear hatch has two, you can id which switch is causing the problem by having the dealer scan the systems control module inputs to see which is fouling up.  See picture of ...

...rear door ajar, inside lights will not go out,had to pull the fuse to get light off. is this a majoe computer/electrical issue? no. odds are it's just a faulty door switch. Probally 20 bucks for the ...

...door latches including the one for the little rear hatch window. One possible reason this began is that someone bumped our explorer in the rear in a parking lot and we believe that caused a crack in ...

...rear glass, you need to remove your panels one by one and close the circuits one by one by bridging the contacts with a paper clip until the alarm stop, then you know which switch you would need to ...

...rear hatch and the hatch glass also!) To determine if the switch is bad or if the GEM is having a problem thinking the door is open, just unplug the suspected switch, close all the doors, and see if ...

...rear window defroster system are (GEM) controlled systems. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All Windows Operate With the Ignition in the ...