04-03-2017, 11:42 PM
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Location: florida
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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z
Invest in a multimeter (AKA VOM). A cheap one will do. You can find them at hardware/auto parts/department stores for less than $20. Then you can check for voltage to the latch solenoid at the BCM and the solenoid. And you can check the switch input, too.
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I got one I just haven't got that far in tring trouble shoot it I know where wires are on bcm, but haven't pulled the cover to check for voltage . I just don't know why it would work before the bcm replacement and not after . and I checked every single fuse in car no blown fuses no where I check three times .im not sure what needed done when they replaced it besides putting vin number on bcm , I don't know if any other program needed to be done at same time they coded a spare key also so I don't know whats up but I will be checking bcm voltage.
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