Theroadlesstravelled · Dec 21, 2014

Any clues my EAS system does not disable with any door or tailgate open I am sure it should TIA

rodntod · Dec 21, 2014

You are right,it should.Does the interior light come on when you open the doors?

wammers · Dec 21, 2014

BECM issue i would think it is that which inhibits EAS operation with doors ajar.

Datatek · Dec 21, 2014

Theroadlesstravelled said:
Any clues my EAS system does not disable with any door or tailgate open I am sure it should TIA

Are you sure it's not disabled with the doors open?

rodntod said:
You are right,it should.Does the interior light come on when you open the doors?

As above, plus it could be the link wiring from BECM to the EAS ECU or a corroded connector at either end.

Theroadlesstravelled · Dec 25, 2014

Thanks for the input people. Yes the EAS is not disabled with any doors open ? The other clue that may help is interior lights will sometimes not turn off also even with the lights disabled on the dash ie interior lights off ! Any more ideas please ? Before i dismantle the BECM

Datatek · Dec 25, 2014

Theroadlesstravelled said:
Thanks for the input people. Yes the EAS is not disabled with any doors open ? The other clue that may help is interior lights will sometimes not turn off also even with the lights disabled on the dash ie interior lights off ! Any more ideas please ? Before i dismantle the BECM

As said before, door lock mechanism/ microswitch, or wet carpets.

Theroadlesstravelled · Dec 27, 2014

Thanks I will check the all the advice given. Am I correct in thinking that the top board of BECM is responsible for the EAS system ?

brianp38dse · Dec 27, 2014

The eas ecu is under the passenger seat but will get the door signals from becm

wammers · Dec 27, 2014

Theroadlesstravelled said:
Thanks I will check the all the advice given. Am I correct in thinking that the top board of BECM is responsible for the EAS system ?

No. EAS ECU is under passenger seat.

Datatek · Dec 27, 2014

Forget the EAS ECU, it's just responding to a signal from the BECM.
Just start by checking for wet carpet in the drivers footwell, then go on to check the door micros witches.

Theroadlesstravelled · Dec 29, 2014

Update: replaced micro switch in drivers door and appears to have solved the problem thanks for the valuable advice

wantaquad · Dec 30, 2014

Hi the road, cpuld you let us know where you got the microswitches from and a ball park price please?

tomcat59alan · Dec 30, 2014

They are not supplied separately, you will have to find a drivers door lock with the motors burnt out, there should be plenty about

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