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Old Mar 24, 2014 | 12:34 PM
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What would be the correct route to fix these codes??? U1096H , U1064H , U1016H....xzo
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Which of the sensors in the car do those Uxxxx codes appear under?

ie BCM?? TCS??? RFA??? LDCM???/ Etc
RFA...xzo
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I had those codes show up intermittently for over a year. Then I started getting codes associated with LDCM and RDCM. When I pulled the left and right door rubber accordions and got to the connectors (there is a sticky about this), I found the connections were distorted exactly like Bill Curlee's photos in the sticky. AND the same connector location as the picture in the sticky. Worked them as described with a dental pick and none of the codes, either RFA or the door modules have returned. I have a suspicion that during the manufacture of the harnesses, the terminals were not properly installed and this may be why this is such a common problem.

Anyway, the lesson is read the stickies on this forum, you can fix it yourself, and thanks to posters lile 8vette7 and Bll Curlee for their patience and courtesy posting to help others
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