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Reposting about issue for code C1414 Incorrect module design level
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8 years 5 months ago #19295
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Reposting about issue for code C1414 Incorrect module design level was created by bullitt4514
Thanks to scannerdanner I was able to find and repair the problem, that I pretty much ignored for a year.
The C1414 Incorrect module design level on the RCM is fixed.
Sometimes you have to trust instinct and not a stupid pinpoint test.
The pinpoint test said Pin 8 on the RCM connector should have voltage when it is a ground :lol: (This ground wire was broken off at the driver's side kick panel) Forgot to add this.
$2 Airbag simulators :lol:
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After thinking about this, I probably caused the problem with this broken ground.
When I went to replace the heater core, I found a GPS receiver that must have been installed by a dealer at some point.
I removed it because I didn't need it, and it was spliced into the wiring at the driver's side kick panel. When I removed it I probably damage/tore the ground wire for the RCM module, as it looked to be an 18Ga or smaller wire.
The C1414 Incorrect module design level on the RCM is fixed.
Sometimes you have to trust instinct and not a stupid pinpoint test.
The pinpoint test said Pin 8 on the RCM connector should have voltage when it is a ground :lol: (This ground wire was broken off at the driver's side kick panel) Forgot to add this.
$2 Airbag simulators :lol:
[video:youtube][/video]
After thinking about this, I probably caused the problem with this broken ground.
When I went to replace the heater core, I found a GPS receiver that must have been installed by a dealer at some point.
I removed it because I didn't need it, and it was spliced into the wiring at the driver's side kick panel. When I removed it I probably damage/tore the ground wire for the RCM module, as it looked to be an 18Ga or smaller wire.
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