you can try it also look on the gem and it should something like utility A4WD or anything to that affect make sure both gems read the same but I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't solve your problem unless you did all the troubleshooting that has been suggested in your other post as I got the impression from your replies that you have a wiring problem. Hopefully I'm wrong
You mentioned that you think the gem was replaced before The gem Module should have a date of Mfg on it and it should be the same as the year of the expy if its a newer date that's a sure sign it has beer replaced
I have a 2001 in which my GEM has a date of 2007 and the fuse block has a date of 2009 sure sign that they were replaced
If indeed your GEM was replaced before I would carefully inspect all connections points for any signs of corrosion bent pins or anything that looks like it has be damaged