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Posted on Apr 18, 2010

My electric door in my 97 chevy venture is not working

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Okay, First you go and check the RADIO fuse in the underside of the hood. If the Fuse is blown then you have to replace it. If its not then to reset the power door , you have to take out the fuse for 30 sec. then replace and start vehicle then try to open it. Good luck, with them chevy ventures. we had one and we had to replace radiator and Head for $1200 and new window motors twice and switches.

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