2010 Lacrosse. Intermittent problem with the driver side door. The (DIC) says the driver side door is open and cabin light is on even though the door is closed. The dealer can't find the problem.
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Asked by Verne Mar 09, 2017 at 01:47 PM about the 2010 Buick LaCrosse CXL FWD

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Dee answered 6 years ago

Mine is doing the same thing. Saying open the window & close it. Now it has started saying the door is open when its closed and I'm driving. Any suggestions?

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Verne answered 6 years ago

Hi... After doing some research it turned out to be the driver side window motor. For some reason they have signals going thru it. I suppose it could be loose wiring to the motor too.... but in my case it was the motor. Hope this helps..... Good luck! V Winter sent via Samsung S7 Edge

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