Rebecca's magic
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My interior lights windows rear wiper dash lights don't work and keep popping fuses help please
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walnuts4x4
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year of your expy???
Some of the 1st gens 97-02 had a leak in the front window which caused water to leak down into the GEM module and cause havoc with the electrical system
Some of the 1st gens 97-02 had a leak in the front window which caused water to leak down into the GEM module and cause havoc with the electrical system
GAINMOB
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im still confused on what exactly shes asking about.."interior lights windows rear wiper dash lights"...is it more than one light/area???
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walnuts is hitting it on the head. Water is leaking down on to the GEM module.
Rebecca, take your truck to a windshield shop and tell them that you need the front windshield re-sealed. They are going to pop the windshield out of the truck and put a new seal on it. Run you about $100. From there. Let the inside of the truck dry out and hopefully your GEM module didn't die a horrible death. Worst case, you will need to pick up a new GEM module and get it installed. The big problem with that is getting the fuse box down which isn't too hard. But, does take a little bit of time being wedged into the footwell area.
Rebecca, take your truck to a windshield shop and tell them that you need the front windshield re-sealed. They are going to pop the windshield out of the truck and put a new seal on it. Run you about $100. From there. Let the inside of the truck dry out and hopefully your GEM module didn't die a horrible death. Worst case, you will need to pick up a new GEM module and get it installed. The big problem with that is getting the fuse box down which isn't too hard. But, does take a little bit of time being wedged into the footwell area.
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