Test D

PINPOINT TEST D: A SINGLE DOOR LOCK IS INOPERATIVE

Test D1-D3:

Test D3-D5:

Test D5-D7:

Test D7-D9:

Test D9-D11:

Test D11-D13:

Test D14:

Normal Operation
The SJB receives power through circuit 37 (YE). Circuit 37 (YE) supplies power to the 3 internal SJB door lock relays which are part of the SJB. When the SJB receives a lock or unlock command through a door lock control switch, keyless entry keypad or remote transmitter, it activates the door lock actuators accordingly by operating the correct SJB door lock relay(s). To lock the doors the SJB supplies power to circuits 1383 (RD), 1385 (LG), 1328 (RD/OG) and 1387 (VT) through the SJB door lock relay and grounds circuits 1384 (LB), 1386 (OG), 1329 (YE) and 1388 (GY) through the SJB driver door unlock relay or the SJB passenger door unlock relay. To unlock the doors the SJB supplies power to circuits 1384 (LB), 1386 (OG), 1329 (YE) and 1388 (GY) through the SJB driver door unlock relay and passenger door unlock relay and grounds circuits 1383 (RD), 1385 (LG), 1328 (RD/OG) and 1387 (VT) SJB door lock relay.

Possible Causes
- SJB DTC B1300 power door lock circuit failure
- SJB DTC B1310 power door unlock circuit failure
- SJB DTC B1982 driver door unlock relay circuit failure
- circuit 1328 (RD/OG) open or shorted to ground
- circuit 1329 (YE) open or shorted to ground
- circuit 1383 (RD) open or shorted to ground
- circuit 1384 (LB) open or shorted to ground
- circuit 1385 (LG) open or shorted to ground
- circuit 1386 (OG) open or shorted to ground
- circuit 1387 (VT) open or shorted to ground
- circuit 1388 (GY) open or shorted to ground
- door lock actuator
- SJB