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HOMESERVICE MANUALSMERCEDES BENZ2006C350 4MATICREPAIR AND DIAGNOSISBODY & FRAMEWINDOWSDOORS & WINDOWS -- 203 CHASSISBASIC KNOWLEDGEREAR DOOR CONTROL MODULE, LOCATION/PURPOSE/DESIGN/FUNCTION - GF72.29-P-4102PP
2006 Mercedes Benz C350 4Matic

Rear door control module, location/purpose/design/function - GF72.29-P-4102PP

2006 Mercedes Benz C350 4MaticSECTION Rear door control module, location/purpose/design/function - GF72.29-P-4102PP

MODEL 203 

Illustrated on left side of vehicle 

Fig 1: Identifying Rear Door Control Module - Illustrated On Left Side Of Vehicle
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  Rear door control module, location The door control modules are located on the corresponding upper door panel.  
  Rear door control module, purpose   GF72.29-P-4102-03PP 
    IMPORTANT Driver's side in combination with automatic heater, air conditioning and convenience automatic air conditioning GF72.29-P-4102-03P 
    IMPORTANT Passenger side in combination with automatic heater, air conditioning and convenience automatic air conditioning GF72.29-P-4102-03PC 
  Rear door control module, design The actuation/evaluation electronic circuitry is located in the left rear door control module (N69/3) and right rear door control module (N69/4).  
  Rear door control module, function The door control modules receive and send CAN messages, read in switch positions, compare these data with stored values and actuate connected equipment.  
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