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Use unit, nice guy

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Previous owner bought and supplied used unit, nice guy.
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Replace any connectors/harness where damage has occurred

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If that's the case - the only real "fix" is to replace any connectors/harness where damage has occurred.
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If that's the case - the only real "fix" is to replace any connectors/harness where damage has occurred.
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Replace module may not solve your issues

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Even replacing the module may not solve your issues.
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Replace any connectors/harness where damage has occurred

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If that's the case - the only real "fix" is to replace any connectors/harness where damage has occurred.
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Replace module may not solve your issues

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Even replacing the module may not solve your issues.
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Use unit, nice guy

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POST 1Original post

New to me 987.2 base. Supposed flood car. Followed stains under carpets found heater core leak to Bose amp connector at amp. Corrosion visable. I will care later about this. Previous owner bought and supplied used unit, nice guy. If everything else works except for convert able motor and spoiler motor, is the body module good? Windows lower automatically for door operation , is that a function of the body module? Any help or information would be helpful....

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Since it's a flood car - the symptoms you've listed point to the rear body control module. There are several body control modules - the door control module (part of the latch assembly on the drivers door, also controls the windows). The "rear control module", which lives under the driver's seat. If the Bose amp (under passengers seat) got wet - chances are the rear body control module (under the drivers seat) is also toast. Even replacing the module may not solve your issues. The connectors that connect the wiring to the modules can corrode/electrolysis-damage and the wiring going to the connectors can be damaged by water being pulled up the wire by capillary action. If that's the case - the only real "fix" is to replace any connectors/harness where damage has occurred. That's where I'd start looking. Good luck, let us know how it's working out..

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