Hello from Idaho

[MOTO]

New member here, owner of a 2005 Pontiac Bonneville GXP. I was a GM technician for 5 years, trained through GM's ASEP program. After a while I decided I didn't like working in the automotive field because it became to easy. I am now employed as a patrol deputy for a county here in southern Idaho. Looking forward to seeing what discussions the tech forum has to offer as well as seeing what everyone else drives.

[crash93ssei]

You scared everyone away, nobody wants to say hi to a cop!

Welcome to Pontiac Bonneville Club, the Bonneville nuthouse! If you get time, we love to see pics, feel free to post away any issues you may have with your car and we will do our best to get you going again when the time comes

[MOTO]

Hahaha, very true. I do have some electrical issues going on with the back doors. I'll get to those later, but I'm pretty sure it's going to be a shorting door harness. Thanks for the reply!

[crash93ssei]

Electrical issues in the doors are pretty common. What are the exact symptoms? I would bet that the splice under your drivers seat is rotted if the windows and power locks don't work back there.

[MOTO]

It keeps displaying a message saying that the rear doors are open, and it keeps blowing a fuse for the passenger door module. I check that splice, thanks for the input.

[crash93ssei]

That splice getting corroded is a common problem that leads to the windows and power locks not working on the three passenger doors or any combination of one or two of them. I was more or less just tossing that out there as it is such a common problem, but blown fuses and the DIC saying rear doors open are not symptoms that I am aware of with this splice getting corroded / failing.

Post up in the electrical section and I am sure we can get it straightened out for you!

[nos4blood70]

Welcome! Cops are welcome too.