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Diagnostic Mode 2

Enter the diagnostic mode 2 from mode 1 by proceeding with the following steps:

  1. Press and hold the PSD open/close switch for 4 seconds.
  2. Release the open/close switch when the alarm begins to sound.
  3. The alarm will sound 2 long tones indicating diagnostic mode 2 is active.

During diagnostic mode 2 the sliding door alarm is used to indicate when the following inputs to the rear side door actuator control module are activated:

Power Sliding Door ON/OFF Switch

Turn the ON/OFF switch OFF and ON. The alarm will sound one short tone when the switch is turned from the OFF to ON position.

Power Sliding Door Open/Close Switch in the Overhead Console

Press the PSD open/close switch in the overhead console. The alarm will sound for as long as the switch is held in the open position.

Power Sliding Door B-pillar Open/Close Switch

Press the PSD B-pillar open/close switch. The alarm will sound for as long as the switch is held in the open position.

Keyless Entry System Open/Close Command

Press the open/close button on the keyless entry transmitter. The alarm will sound one short tone whenever an open or close command is received from the keyless entry system.

Sliding Door Detent Switch

Turn the PSD ON/OFF switch ON and slowly open and close the sliding door. The alarm will sound whenever the detent switch signal circuit is pulled to ground, indicated by 2 tones as the door is moved between the open and fully latched positions.

Ignition Switch ON Signal

Turn the ignition switch ON. The alarm will sound for as long as the ignition switch is in the ON position.

The Transaxle Range Switch Park Position

Turn the ignition switch to OFF, one position forward of lock. Apply the brakes and move the transmission selector lever out of the PARK position. The alarm will sound for as long as the transaxle is out of Park.