HI, central console burnt.... KIA Sedona MKii 2007.. all destroyed.. wiring damaged ..how can I get sliding doors opened ..... some lock stops it a physcoal lock

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Asked by GuruK8FPQ Dec 14, 2019 at 02:38 AM about the 2007 Kia Sedona EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Electronic short in auto gear shift triptronic after almost 12 years caused fire in
parked vehicle. All of central console burnt away... lower loom too. I now
painfully with NO mechanical know-how starting to repair what I can.... starting
to get sliding doors opened... which appears to not manually allows that as
some pin of rod stops it from opening..... plse offer advise here ... thx

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This vehicle is 13 years old and not worth fixing. Your time and hard earned money will be much better spent on something newer that doesn't have fire damage. With all the electronics involved I doubt the vehicle will ever be right again. In the old days, before computers, control modules, etc. if something like this happened you could just replace the wiring harness involved and maybe a few trim pieces and be on your way. With a vehicle like this you can easily spend a thousand dollars and many hours of your time and it still won't be fixed. Time to move on. Hope that helps! Jim

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Jim, thx!! I hear you and understand the outlook. I have no other options left due to some serious damage done by some criminal syndicate that left me literally bankrupted My options remain immensely limited. So I have to DIY as far as possible..... assistance in answering my question would GREATLY be appreciated.... I trust you would understand.

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