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What is your question?
Soom time back I determined that the driver's side door node or something in that circuit was drawing to much current running my battery down when not being driven. Everything still worked so I just pulled the fuse and the problem of my battery draining went away. I finally got a replacement node and installed it and replaced the fuse, but now none of the buttons on that control works. I tried replacing the fuse but that didn't help. I put the old node back in but now it doesn't work either. What could be wrong?
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Hello, the questions I would have is: what diagnostic testing has been done to confirm that this "node" is what is causing the battery to drain? Where did the "replacement node" come from? Is it new from Chrysler? Used? Do you have a diagnostic tool on hand in the event something requires programming upon replacement? Is it possible that the part you are speaking of may not be the actual problem, but maybe there's a wiring issue that's now been disturbed with replacement of the part -- causing no power at all, when before maybe it was shorted to power causing the draw? Lots of questions, and even though you are making efforts and trying hard to resolve this concern, you'll really need some resources like a wiring diagram and workshop manual and diagnostic tools to get through to the bottom of this concern.