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On 01-10-2008, 01:53 AM you wrote... (referring to the sliding door on an Aerostar)

>Location: Southern California
>Posts: 4,270
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>Anyone who wants to know how I got mine opened, please post your email
>address and I'll send the instruction as an attached file.
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>Tung

I'd like that info. And the system says that you are in Southern Calif.
Where? I'm in Irwindale, near the junction of the 605 and 210 freeways.

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Yeah, thanks. Just gettin' used to the Forum and so on.
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Exactly how is the word "ilk" considered inappropriate language in your biased world? Wow, some mod you are!

Glad we could help and you are having fun doing it. Just for clarification, that thing next to the fuse is not a diode but a resistor. The Air Bag computer sends a current through that resistor for the specific purpose of blowing that thermal cutoff fuse when it thinks there is a short in the system. Every once in a while, that fuse blows itself

I was hoping you could tell me the Ohm rating on that resistor, both the thermal fuse and the resistor burned up in my 94 150 module ,it also had a code 52. thanks for your help Dave

Thanks for the rep !

Thanks for the rep!!!!!! You made me feel good!

Hey Tung
Was wondering if the log and pw is changed on the B Library link you posted a while ago. I'm not able to log in. Maybe its not available now - any help appreciated.
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Tung,
What's up with moderators having to review our posts? I just responded in the Aerostar forum and received that message. Is this something new? Thanks, Dave