Hey everyone, new to the site and I've done a bit of searching before I decided to make a post and reach out. I have a 2009 Dodge GC SE with power sliding doors. Now I know its common issues and how the doors have numerous issues. Well luckily for us we were visiting a friend when the recent issues struck. The drivers side sliding door did its typical intermittent close to about 95% and then stopped. I usually just give it a nudge and it closes all the way. This time it didn't move and instead took some force to finally get it to latch. When opening it, I had the same issue and had to use my entire body weight to move the door a few inches. It appeared the motor was stuck engaged and was making it very hard to move. I couldn't get it to disengage to at least make it roll freely.
Fast forward to this morning, got a call from the wife while at work and the battery is completely dead, I think what happened was that the motor must have stayed "on" or "engaged" all night and killed the battery. Charge the battery back up and now the door miraculously moves freely again, but no power to the button that opens or closes the door as well as the power window in only that door. (Door locks work fine however)
Took the sliding door harness surrounded with the plastic track apart and found two wires completely separated. Did a test and reconnected the wires temporarily and the door and window now had power. Door was still acting a little strange but working.
My next task is trying to find the harness itself to replace the entire thing. All of my search results have turned up 4th gen harnesses or earlier. I think I have located a 5th gen harness but I am not 100% and want to make sure I order the right one. I am using the stealership as my last option. Does anyone know what the part number would be from rock auto or mopar oem sites? Again its the drivers side sliding door harness with plastic ribs and three plugs for a 2009 Dodge GC SE model. I included a general pic below for reference. So far I have found part # 68043333AB and they are costing between $120-$160.
Fast forward to this morning, got a call from the wife while at work and the battery is completely dead, I think what happened was that the motor must have stayed "on" or "engaged" all night and killed the battery. Charge the battery back up and now the door miraculously moves freely again, but no power to the button that opens or closes the door as well as the power window in only that door. (Door locks work fine however)
Took the sliding door harness surrounded with the plastic track apart and found two wires completely separated. Did a test and reconnected the wires temporarily and the door and window now had power. Door was still acting a little strange but working.
My next task is trying to find the harness itself to replace the entire thing. All of my search results have turned up 4th gen harnesses or earlier. I think I have located a 5th gen harness but I am not 100% and want to make sure I order the right one. I am using the stealership as my last option. Does anyone know what the part number would be from rock auto or mopar oem sites? Again its the drivers side sliding door harness with plastic ribs and three plugs for a 2009 Dodge GC SE model. I included a general pic below for reference. So far I have found part # 68043333AB and they are costing between $120-$160.
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