20 Most Recent 2003 Oldsmobile Bravada - Page 6 Questions & Answers

{: ) The door control module actually consists of the door's Electronic Control Unit (ECU) and the switches or buttons integrated into one assembly. There are two of them: the driver door module or DDM (as seen on the sample diagram below) and the passenger door module or PDM, which is on the right front door. These modules are programmable.
They are also called driver door switch (DDS) and passenger door switch (PDS), so perhaps you can rephrase your search.

you have a bad switch , if you have a junk yard near you just go grab a switch and replace yours, if not,, and you have knowledge of cars ,, you can jumper the switch ,, your going to have a power wire going to the switch, and thats usually the center wire, out of each end of the switch are 2 other wires, ( one for forward, and one for back, if you take off the connector at the switch , and with a meter locate the power wire, ( 12 volts ) then you can use a jumper wire to supply that voltage to the correct wire that makes the seat move, I don't have the wiring color chart for your car, but if you just touch the power end of the jumper, to one or the other of the wires in that connector,, the seat will move,, once you do that ,, put it where you want it, and reconnect the switch and replace the switch when you can

you may have a problem with the dimmer switch for the headlights.its located on the top of the steering colume at the base of the colume near the firewall.

The air suspension has absolutely nothing to do with your tire pressures. If your rear suspension is low and you can hear the compressor running all the time, it is because you have a leak in your suspension system. You need to get it diagnosed and repaired as soon as possible. If you let it continue, it will burn-up your compressor, then it will be REALY EXPENSIVE to fix.

yes you can to figure out what one you need is take a string / twine wrpa aroung all pulley then measure that will be size of belt make a complete circle

Possibly an idle air control motor. The iac is on the throttle body. You my just need to clean it and the throttle body with carb cleaner . Good luck!

u might be looking at a body control module

Usually if you changed the camshaft sensor that you should take this vehicle to see if you get any codes at all with a OBD II code reader at Advance auto parts store they have one and they do it for free. If your fuel injectors which lets the gasoline in is clogged would do this so go buy fuel injector cleaner and put it into your car gas tank because if there is not the right amount of fuel getting into the piston chambers can cause this problem.

You might pull it out and see if it is stuck by moving the fan yourself.

Easy fix, swap RELAY # 45 with relay #46 next time your lowbeams aren't working, should have lights. 2 things, clean the contact on the relay OR replace it. Very very common problem. Easiest way to clean it is to take it out and plug it in several times. This worked for me, but I keep a spare just in case.

get an obd2 scanner at an auto parts store (sometimes they'll let you barrow one for free) and download the diagnostic trouble codes(DTC's) then use an obd2 chart to see what the codes mean. That will tell you everything you need to know. Im positive the guy at the auto parts store will help you if you need it

clean carbon out of idle air control valve using non-chrolonated brake cleaner and a scraper.Then reset computer.Pull ECM fuse then put back.

You have to take off your door panels and then look where your mirror used to be and look on the opposite side of it and you will see 3 bolts and loosen those disconnect the wire harness and the whole mirror or whats left of it will come out. put back on reverse steps. There are three parts in total.Once the mirror is out, you can replace the required part. three different components: the mirror housing, which bolts onto the outside of the door; the mirror lens, which connects to the mirror motor on the inside of the housing; and the motor itself
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Behind the glovebox. Must take the plastic kick piece off below the glovebox to see the bottom of the blower. Also, tip the glovebox door upside down to access the electrical connectors.

IT SHOULD BE NEXT TO THE THERMOSTATE IT A WIRE COMING FROM IT

The fan clutch is connected to the water pump. The harmonic balancer is the crank pulley. If the fan clutch/pulley the fan clutch is attached to is sloppy than the water pump is bad. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa