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Diagnostic Aids

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All Retained Accessory Power, RAP functions on this vehicle are controlled by the Body Control Module, BCM using Class 2 serial data. If Class 2 communication between the Radio, BCM and Data Link Connector is functioning properly, and the door ajar switches are working properly, replace the BCM.

Fig 1: Diagnosis procedure - Retained Accessory Power Inoperative
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