Scan Tool Output Controls

2004 Oldsmobile Bravada RWDSECTION Scan Tool Output Controls
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Body Control Module Scan Tool Output Controls

Scan Tool Output Control Additional Menu Selection(s) Description
Miscellaneous Test Rear Door Lock/Unlock The BCM actuates the door lock relay and liftgate lock when you select Lock. Rear doors and liftgate should lock. The BCM actuates the door unlock relay when you select Unlock. Rear doors and liftgate should unlock.
Miscellaneous Test Left Rear Window The BCM will control the left window up when you select Up. The BCM will control the left window down when you select Down.
Miscellaneous Test Right Rear Window The BCM will control the right window up when you select Up. The BCM will control the right window down when you select Down.
Driver Door Module and Passenger Door Module Scan Tool Output Controls

Scan Tool Output Control Additional Menu Selection(s) Description
Output Control Window Up/Down The DDM or PDM will command the window up and down
Output Control Door Lock/Unlock Test The DDM or PDM will command the door lock actuator to lock or unlock
Output Control Mirror Left/Right The DDM or PDM will command the mirror left and right
Output Control Mirror Up/Down The DDM or PDM will command the mirror up and down
Output Control Mirror Heat The DDM or PDM will command the mirror heater on and off
Output Control Passenger Window Lockout Indicator The DDM will command the window lockout indicator on when you select ON and turn it off when you select OFF
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