2017 Infiniti QX30 BaseFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Component Location

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WZ-A View with front door finisher (driver side) removed WZ-B View with rear door finisher LH removed    
No. Component parts Function
WHITE-1 Rear power window switch RH Refer to REAR POWER WINDOW SWITCH .
WHITE-2 Rear power window motor RH Refer to REAR POWER WINDOW MOTOR .
WHITE-3 Front power window switch (passenger side) Refer to FRONT POWER WINDOW SWITCH (PASSENGER SIDE) .
WHITE-4 Front power window motor (passenger side) Refer to FRONT POWER WINDOW MOTOR .
WHITE-5 Right front door control unit
  • Supplies power supply to front power window switch (passenger side) and front power window motor (passenger side).
  • Refer to COMPONENT LOCATION for detailed installation location.
WHITE-6 Air bag diagnosis sensor unit
  • Air bag diagnosis sensor unit transmits car crash information signal to left front door control unit, right front door control unit and BCM via CAN communication.
  • Refer to COMPONENT LOCATION for detailed installation location.
WHITE-7 BCM
  • Supplies power supply to rear power window switch and rear power window motor.
  • Refer to COMPONENT LOCATION for detailed installation location.
WHITE-8 Left front door control unit
  • Supplies power supply to power window main switch and front power window motor (driver side).
  • Refer to COMPONENT LOCATION for detailed installation location.
WHITE-9 Power window main switch Refer to POWER WINDOW MAIN SWITCH .
WHITE-10 Rear power window switch LH Refer to REAR POWER WINDOW SWITCH .
WHITE-11 Remote keyless entry receiver
  • Remote keyless entry receiver transmits remote keyless entry receiver communication signal to Intelligent Key unit.
  • Refer to COMPONENT LOCATION for detailed installation location.
WHITE-12 Front power window motor (driver side) Refer to FRONT POWER WINDOW MOTOR .
WHITE-13 Rear power window motor LH Refer to REAR POWER WINDOW MOTOR .
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