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Chrysler Voyager (2001-2007) – schematy bezpieczników i przekaźników

• Chrysler Voyager

W poniższym wpisie przedstawiamy schematy i lokalizacje skrzynek bezpieczników oraz przekaźników dla Chryslera Voyager z lat: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007.

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Chrysler Voyager (2001-2007) – skrzynka bezpieczników i przekaźników

Schemat skrzynek bezpieczników i przekaźników – chrysler voyager , town & country, dotyczy pojazdów produkowanych w latach:.

2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007.

Za zapalniczkę odpowiada bezpieczniki numer F6 w skrzynce bezpieczników w zestawie samochodów.

Schemat skrzynki bezpieczników w komorze silnika

Zintegrowany moduł zasilania znajduje się w komorze silnika w pobliżu akumulatora. To centrum zawiera bezpieczniki i przekaźniki. Etykieta identyfikująca każdy element jest wydrukowana na wewnętrznej stronie okładki.

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SCHEMAT SKRZYNKI BEZPIECZNIKÓW MODEL RG CHRYSLER TOWN&COUNTRY [2001-2004] CHRYSLER VOYAGER/GRAND VOYAGER [2001-2004] DODGE CARAVAN/GRAND CARAVAN [2001-2004]

SPIS PRZEKAŹNIKÓW: SPARE (zapas, nieużywany) FRONT FOG LAMP RELAY (przednie lampy przeciwmgielne) DEFROGGER RELAY (podgrzewanie lusterek i szyb) REAR BLOWER MOTOR RELAY (tylny nadmuch, wykorzystywany w klimatyzacji 3 strefowej) ACCESORY RELAY (dodatkowy osprzęt) FRONT WIPER HIGH/LOW RELAY (przednie wycieraczki biegi szybko/wolno) STARTER MOTOR RELAY (rozrusznik) ECM/PCM RELAY (komputer silnika) HEADLAMP WASHER RELAY (spryskiwacz reflektorów) PARK LAMP RELAY (oświetlenie postojowe) HORN RELAY (klakson) A/C COMPRESSOR CLUTCH RELAY (sprzęgło kompresora) FUEL HEATER RELAY (podgrzewacz paliwa) FRONT BLOWER MOTOR RELAY (przedni nadmuch) TRANSMISSION CONTROL RELAY (sterownik skrzyni AT) LIFT PUMP RELAY (pompa paliwa) NAME BREND SPEAKER RELAY (zasilanie wzmacniacza Infinity) FORNT WIPER ON/OFF RELAY (włącznik wycieraczek przednich)

SPIS BEZPIECZNIKÓW I PRZEKAŻNIKÓW:

• Chrysler Manuals
• Voyager 2003

Chrysler Voyager 2003 Manuals

Chrysler Voyager 2003 Owner's Manual (1160 pages)

Table of contents.

• Table of Contents 1

1 Introduction

• System Coverage 25
• Six-Step Troubleshooting Procedure 25

2 Identification of System

3 system description and functional operation.

• Driver Airbag 27
• Clockspring 27
• Passenger Airbag 28
• Seat Belt Tensioner (Sbt) 29
• Seat Belt Switches (Sbs) 29
• Side Impact Airbag Control Module (Siacm) 29
• Seat Airbags (Sab) 30
• Diagnostic Trouble Codes 30
• Special Tools 31
• Active Codes 31
• Stored Codes 31
• Remote Radio Controls 32
• CD Changer 32
• Body Control Module 32
• Chime Priority 33
• Chime on Conditions 34
• Warning Lamp Announcement 34
• Other Chime on Conditions 34
• Communication 35
• Door Ajar System 36
• Headlamp Power 37
• Headlamp Switch 37
• Park Lamp Relay 37
• Fog Lamp Relay 37
• Fog Lamps 37
• Exterior Lighting Battery Saver 37
• Auto Headlamps 37
• Controlled Power Feeds 38
• Relay Controls 39
• Electrical Inputs 40
• Automatic Temperature Control (Atc) 40
• System Availability 40
• System Controls 41
• System Revisions 41
• System Diagnostics 42
• Manual Temperature Control (Mtc) 43
• System Availability 43
• System Controls 43
• System Revisions 44
• System Diagnostics 44
• General Safety Information 45
• Component Description and Operation 46
• Dcha Assembly 46
• Combustion Air Fan 46
• Burner Housing 46
• Burner Insert 46
• Control Unit/Heat Exchanger 46
• Dosing Pump 47
• Operation 47
• Venting the Dcha's Exhaust 47
• Activation 47
• Deactivation 48
• Diagnostics 48
• Instrument Cluster Self Test 49
• Message Center 49
• Courtesy Lamp Control 49
• Illuminated Entry 49
• Interior Lighting Battery Saver 50
• Power Seat 50
• Memory Mirrors 50
• Vehicle Information Display 51
• Traveler Display Functions 52
• Setting Magnetic Zone Variance 52
• Compass Calibration 53
• Self-Check Diagnostics 53
• Ambient Temperature Sensor 54
• Ambient Temperature Sensor Fault Codes 54
• Homelink Universal Transmitter 54
• Tire Pressure Monitoring System (Tpm) 54
• Training the Evic 55
• Pressure Thresholds 55
• Critical and Non-Critical System Alerts 55
• System Faults 56
• Spare Wheel Auto-Detect 56
• Diagnosing and Clearing System Faults 56
• System Test 56
• Door Lock Inhibit 57
• Automatic Door Locks 57
• Remote Keyless Entry (Rke) 57
• Power Folding Mirrors 57
• Power Liftgate 57
• Diagnostic Features 58
• System Inhibitors 58
• Power Sliding Door 58
• Equipped) 58
• Thatcham Alarm System (Export Only) 59
• Front Wiper 59
• Speed Sensitive Intermittent Wipe Mode 60
• Pulse Wipe 60
• Park after Ignition off 60
• Wipe after Wash 60
• Rear Wiper 60
• Using the Drbiii 60
• Drbiii Error Messages 60
• Drbiii Does Not Power up (Blank Screen) 60
• Display Is Not Visible 61

4 Disclaimers, Safety, Warnings

• Disclaimers 61
• Technician Safety Information 61
• Vehicle Preparation for Testing 61
• Servicing Sub-Assemblies 61
• Drbiii Safety Information 61
• Vehicle Damage Warnings 62
• Road Testing a Complaint Vehicle 62

5 Required Tools and Equipment

6 glossary of terms.

• General Information 63

7 Diagnostic Information and Procedures

• Accelerometer 1 66
• Accelerometer 2 66
• Internal 1 66
• Internal 2 66
• Output Driver 1 66
• Output Driver 2 66
• Stored Energy Firing 1 66
• Airbag Warning Indicator Open 68
• Airbag Warning Indicator Short 68
• Calibration Mismatch 70
• Cluster Message Mismatch 72
• Driver Seat Belt Switch Circuit Open 74
• Driver Seat Belt Switch Short to Battery 76
• Driver Seat Belt Switch Short to Ground 78
• Driver Seat Belt Tensioner Circuit Open 80
• Driver Seat Belt Tensioner Circuit Short 82
• Driver Seat Belt Tensioner Short to Battery 84
• Driver Seat Belt Tensioner Short to Ground 86
• Driver Squib 1 Circuit Open 88
• Driver Squib 1 Circuit Short 91
• Driver Squib 1 Short to Battery 94
• Driver Squib 1 Short to Ground 97
• Driver Squib 2 Circuit Open 100
• Driver Squib 2 Circuit Short 103
• Driver Squib 2 Short to Battery 106
• Driver Squib 2 Short to Ground 109
• Interrogate Left Siacm 112
• Interrogate Right Siacm 114
• Loss of Ignition Run - Start 116
• Orc Run - Start Driver Open 116
• Orc Run - Start Driver over Current 116
• Orc Run - Start Driver over Temp 116
• Orc Run - Start Driver over Volt 116
• Orc Run - Start Driver Short to Ground 116
• Siacm Run - Start Driver Open 116
• Siacm Run - Start Driver over Current 116
• Siacm Run - Start Driver over Temp 116
• Siacm Run - Start Driver over Volt 116
• Loss of Ignition Run Only 126
• Orc Run Only Driver Open 126
• Orc Run Only Driver over Current 126
• Orc Run Only Driver over Temp 126
• Orc Run Only Driver over Volt 126
• Orc Run Only Driver Short to Ground 126
• Module Not Configured for Sab 132
• No Cluster Message 134
• No Left Siacm Message 136
• No Odometer Message 138
• No Pci Transmission 140
• No Pcm Message 143
• No Right Siacm Message 145
• Passenger Seat Belt Switch Circuit Open 147
• Passenger Seat Belt Switch Short to Battery 149
• Passenger Seat Belt Switch Short to Ground 151
• Passenger Seat Belt Tensioner Circuit Open 153
• Passenger Seat Belt Tensioner Circuit Short 155
• Passenger Seat Belt Tensioner Short to Battery 157
• Passenger Seat Belt Tensioner Short to Ground 159
• Passenger Squib 1 Circuit Open 161
• Passenger Squib 1 Circuit Short 164
• Passenger Squib 1 Short to Battery 166
• Passenger Squib 1 Short to Ground 168
• Passenger Squib 2 Circuit Open 171
• Passenger Squib 2 Circuit Short 174
• Passenger Squib 2 Short to Battery 176
• Passenger Squib 2 Short to Ground 178
• Seat Squib Circuit Open 181
• Seat Squib Circuit Short 184
• Seat Squib Short to Battery 187
• Seat Squib Short to Ground 190
• Vehicle Body Style Unknown 193
• Airbag Indicator on Without Active Trouble Codes 195
• All Outputs Short 196
• Cassette Player Inop 199
• CD Changer Mechanical Failure 201
• CD Changer Read Failure 202
• CD Changer Temperature High 203
• CD Play Failure 204
• CD Read Failure 205
• CD Temperature High 206
• Low Voltage Level 207
• Nbs Output 1 Open 208
• Nbs Output 1 Short to Batt 210
• No Antenna Connection 212
• Power Amp Shutdown 213
• Remote Radio Switch Stuck 216
• Remote Radio Controls Inoperative 219
• Ac Pressure too High (Active) 222
• Ac Pressure too High (Stored) 223
• Cooldown Test Failed 230
• Driver Blend Door Not Responding (Active) 232
• Driver Blend Door Travel too Large (Active) 234
• Driver Blend Door Travel too Small (Active) 235
• Eeprom Checksum Error (Active) 237
• Evap Temp Sensor Open (Active) 238
• Front and Rear Blower Output 1 Open 243
• Front and Rear Blower Output 1 Short to Batt 244
• Front Ir Sensor and Control Head Mismatch (Active) 245
• Front Ir Sensor Not Calibrated (Active) 246
• Front Keyboard Communication Fault (Active) 251
• Front Mode Door Not Responding (Active) 252
• Front Mode Door Travel too Large (Active) 254
• Front Mode Door Travel too Small (Active) 255
• Pass Blend Door Not Responding (Active) 259
• Pass Blend Door Travel too Large (Active) 261
• Pass Blend Door Travel too Small (Active) 262
• Pci Bus Shorted High (Active) 264
• Pci Bus Shorted Low (Active) 264
• Rear Blend Door Not Responding (Active) 265
• Rear Blend Door Travel too Large (Active) 267
• Rear Blend Door Travel too Small (Active) 268
• Rear Fan Pot Open (Active) 269
• Rear Fan Pot Shorted (Active) 269
• Rear Mode Pot Open (Active) 269
• Rear Mode Pot Shorted (Active) 269
• Rear Keyboard Fault (Active) 270
• Rear Mode Door Not Responding (Active) 274
• Rear Mode Door Travel too Large (Active) 276
• Rear Mode Door Travel too Small (Active) 277
• Recirc Door Not Responding (Active) 278
• Recirc Door Travel too Large (Active) 280
• Recirc Door Travel too Small (Active) 281
• Atc Head Led(S)/Back Lighting Inoperative 282
• Front Blower Motor Inoperative 284
• Front Blower Runs at Only One Speed 290
• Hvac System Test 292
• Rear Atc Switch Led(S)/Back Lighting Inoperative 296
• Rear Blower Motor Inoperative 298
• Rear Blower Runs at Only One Speed 304

Cabin Heater

• Cabin Heater Pre-Test 306
• Cabin Heater Control Circuit Open (Stored) 306
• Cabin Heater Control Circuit Short to Battery (Stored) 306
• B1000 Control Unit Erroneous 310
• B1800 no Start 311
• B1801 Flame Out: During Heating Cycle 311
• B1801 Flame Out: Unstable Operation 311
• B1802 Power Supply out of Range: Low Voltage Threshold 315
• B1802 Power Supply out of Range: Voltage above 15.5 Volts 318
• B1803 Flame Detected Prior to Combustion 319
• B1811 Heater Overheated 320
• B1813 Heater in Lockout Mode 324
• B1820 Dosing Pump Circuit: Open or Short to Battery 326
• B1820 Dosing Pump Circuit: Short to Ground 329
• B1821 Combustion Air Fan Circuit: Open 332
• B1821 Combustion Air Fan Circuit: Short to Ground 332
• B1822 Glow Pin/Flame Sensor: Open 333
• B1822 Glow Pin/Flame Sensor: Short to Ground 333
• B1823 Water Pump Circuit: Open 334
• B1823 Water Pump Circuit: Short to Ground 334
• B1824 Fan Switch Line Short to Ground 335
• Cabin Heater Control Circuit Open (Active) 336
• Cabin Heater Control Circuit Short to Battery (Active) 340
• Cabin Heater Inoperable from A/C - Heater Module (Mtc) 343
• Cabin Heater Inoperable from Auto Temp Control (Atc) 345
• Chime Inoperative 348
• Key in Ignition and Driver's Door Open Chime Not Operating 350
• Properly 350
• Problem with the Vehicle Speed Warning Chime 351
• Atc Module Messages Not Received 352
• Audio Messages Not Received 353
• Bcm, Pci Bus Shorted to Battery 354
• Bcm, Pci Bus Shorted to Ground 354
• Fcm, Pci Bus Shorted to Battery 354
• Fcm, Pci Bus Shorted to Ground 354
• Country Code Not Programmed 356
• Fcm Messages Not Received 357
• Fcm, Bcm Communication Fault 358
• Fcm, Hvac Communication Fault 359
• Fcm, Pci Internal Fault 360
• Fcm, Pcm Communication Fault 361
• Fcm, Radio Communication Fault 363
• Fcm, Tcm Communication Fault 364
• Internal Bcm Failure 365
• Left Psd Messages Not Received 366
• Liftgate Module Messages Not Received 368
• MIC Messages Not Received 370
• Msm Messages Not Received 372
• No Pci Messages from CD Changer 373
• Orc Messages Not Received 375
• Otis Module Messages Not Received 376
• Pci Internal Hardware Failure 377
• Pcm Messages Not Received 378
• Radio Mem Msg Not Received 380
• Right Psd Messages Not Received 381
• Skim Messages Not Received 383
• Tcm Messages Not Received 384
• No Response from Airbag Control Module 385
• No Response from Automatic Temperature Control Module 387
• No Response from Body Control Module 389
• No Response from Cabin Heater Assist - Diesel Only 391
• No Response from Controller Antilock Brake 393
• No Response from Ecm (Pci Bus) - Diesel Only 395
• No Response from Ecm (Sci Only) - Diesel Only 396
• No Response from Front Control Module 398
• No Response from Hvac 400
• No Response from Instrument Cluster 402
• No Response from Left Siacm 405
• No Response from Left Sliding Door Control Module 407
• No Response from Memory Seat/Mirror Module 410
• No Response from Overhead Console 412
• No Response from Pcm (Pci Bus) - Ngc 414
• No Response from Pcm (Pci Bus) - Sbec 415
• No Response from Pcm (Pcm Sci Only) - Ngc 417
• No Response from Pcm (Sci Only) - Sbec 420
• No Response from Power Liftgate Module 423
• No Response from Radio 426
• No Response from Right Siacm 428
• No Response from Right Sliding Door Control Module 430
• No Response from Sentry Key Immobilizer Module 433
• No Response from Thatcham Alarm Module 435
• No Response from Transmission Control Module - Eatx 437
• No Response from Transmission Control Module - Ngc 440
• Pci Bus Communication Failure 443
• Hood Ajar Circuit Open (Export Only) 446
• Hood Ajar Circuit Shorted to Ground (Export Only) 447
• Left Front Door Ajar Switch Sense Circuit Open 448
• Left Front Door Ajar Switch Sense Circuit Shorted to Ground 449
• Left Sliding Door Ajar Switch Sense Circuit Open 450
• Left Sliding Door Ajar Switch Sense Circuit Shorted to 452
• Liftgate Ajar Circuit Open 453
• Liftgate Ajar Circuit Shorted to Ground 454
• Right Front Door Ajar Switch Sense Circuit Open 455
• Right Front Door Ajar Switch Sense Circuit Shorted to 456
• Right Sliding Door Ajar Circuit Open 457
• Right Sliding Door Ajar Circuit Shorted to Ground 459

Electrically Heated Systems

• Ebl Run Only Relay Open 460
• Ebl Run Only Relay Shorted to Battery 462

Exterior Lighting

• Backup Lamp Output Open 463
• Backup Lamp Output Short 465
• Front Fog Lamp Relay Open 466
• Front Fog Lamp Shorted to Battery 468
• Headlamp Switch Mismatch 469
• Headlamp Switch Open 470
• Headlamp Switch Short to Ground 472
• High Beam Switch Input Open 474
• High Beam Switch Input Short 476
• Left Front Turn Signal Output Open 478
• Left Front Turn Signal Output Short 480
• Left High Beam Headlamp Circuit Open 482
• Left High Beam Headlamp Circuit Shorted to Ground 484
• Left High Beam Headlamp Circuit Shorted to Voltage 486
• Left Low Beam Headlamp Circuit Open 488
• Left Low Beam Headlamp Circuit Shorted to Ground 490
• Left Low Beam Headlamp Circuit Shorted to Voltage 492
• Left Rear Turn Signal Output Open 494
• Left Rear Turn Signal Output Short 496
• Left Side Park Lamp Open 498
• Park Lamp Output 1 Open 500
• Park Lamp Output 1 Short to Battery 502
• Park Lamp Output 2 Open 503
• Park Lamp Output 2 Short to Battery 505
• Right Front Turn Signal Output Open 506
• Right Front Turn Signal Output Short 508
• Right High Beam Headlamp Circuit Open 510
• Right High Beam Headlamp Circuit Shorted to Ground 512
• Right High Beam Headlamp Circuit Shorted to Voltage 514
• Right Low Beam Headlamp Circuit Open 516
• Right Low Beam Headlamp Circuit Shorted to Ground 518
• Right Low Beam Headlamp Circuit Shorted to Voltage 520
• Right Rear Turn Signal Output Open 522
• Right Rear Turn Signal Output Short 524
• Right Side Park Lamp Open 526
• Turn Signal Switch Input Open 528
• Turn Signal Switch Input Short 530
• A/C Switch Fault (Active) - Mtc 532
• A/C Switch Fault (Stored) - Mtc 534
• Evaporator Temperature Sensor Circuit Open (Stored) - Mtc 535
• Rear Mode Circuit Shorted to Ign or Batt - Mtc 539
• Recirc Circuit Shorted to Ground - Mtc 539
• Recirc Circuit Shorted to Ign or Batt - Mtc 539
• Short too Complex - Mtc 539
• Zone Circuit Shorted to Ground - Mtc 539
• Zone Circuit Shorted to Ign or Batt - Mtc 539
• Act Ckt Test Passed, Overcurrent Dtcs Active - Mtc 539
• Backlight Dimming Rx Failure (Active) - Mtc 546
• Blend Calibration Fault - Mtc 547
• Mode Calibration Fault - Mtc 547
• Rear Blend Calibration Fault - Mtc 547
• Rear Mode Calibration Fault - Mtc 547
• Recirculation Calibration Fault - Mtc 547
• Zone Calibration Fault - Mtc 547
• Blend Overcurrent (Active) - Mtc 555
• Mode Overcurrent (Active) - Mtc 555
• Rear Blend Overcurrent (Active) - Mtc 555
• Rear Mode Overcurrent (Active) - Mtc 555
• Recirc Overcurrent (Active) - Mtc 555
• Zone Overcurrent (Active) - Mtc 555
• Blower Not on High - Mtc 557
• Cooldown Test Sensor Failure - Mtc 558
• Cooldown Time Excessive Fault - Mtc 558
• Cooldown Test too Cold to Start - Mtc 560
• Evaporator Temperature Sensor Circuit Open (Active) - Mtc 563
• Evaporator Temperature Sensor Circuit Short (Active) - Mtc 566
• Front and Rear Blower Output 1 Open 568
• Front and Rear Blower Output 2 Open 568
• Front and Rear Blower Output 1 Short to Batt 570
• Front and Rear Blower Output 2 Short to Batt 570
• Loopback Test Failure (Active) - Mtc 572
• No Fuel Level Message Received (Active) - Mtc 573
• Pcm Communication Failure (Active) - Mtc 573
• Vehicle Odometer Failure (Active) - Mtc 573
• Rear Blend Pot Circuit Open (Active) - Mtc 575
• Rear Blend Pot Circuit Short (Active) - Mtc 578
• Tx Failure (Active) - Mtc 580
• A/C Status Indicator Flashing - Mtc 582
• Recirc Status Indicator Flashing - Mtc 582
• Front A/C - Heater Control Illumination Inoperative - Mtc 590
• Front Blower Motor Inoperative - Mtc 592
• Front Blower Motor Speeds Incorrect - Mtc 597
• Hvac System Test - Mtc 599
• Rear A/C - Heater Control Illumination Inoperative - Mtc 601
• Rear Blower Motor Inoperative - Mtc 603
• Rear Blower Motor Speeds Incorrect - Mtc 607

Ignition, Power, Accessory

• Accessory Power Output 1 Open 613
• Accessory Power Output 1 Short to B 615
• Accessory Power Output 2 Open 617
• Accessory Power Output 2 Short to B 619
• Cpa Not Engaged 621
• Horn Input Stuck 623
• Horn Relay Open 624
• Horn Relay Shorted to B 626
• Ignition Mux Switch Input Open 628
• Ignition Mux Switch Input Short 630
• Ignition Run Output Short 632
• Ignition Run/Start Input Wiring 634
• Ignition Start Input Wiring 636
• Internal Driver Fault #1 638
• Internal Driver Fault #2 639
• Internal Driver Fault #3 640
• Run/Start Hardware Input Failure 641

Instrument Cluster

• Abs Lamp Ckt Short 643
• Abs Lamp Open 643
• Airbag Lamp Ckt Short 643
• Airbag Lamp Open 643
• El Panel Short 644
• Front Fog Lamp Indicator Open 646
• Front Fog Lamp Indicator Short to Ground 648
• Fuel Gauge Checksum Failure 650
• Speedometer Checksum Failure 650
• Tachometer Checksum Failure 650
• Temperature Gauge Checksum Failure 650
• Fuel Level Sending Unit Input Open 651
• Fuel Level Sending Unit Input Short 653
• Iod Wakeup Cluster Output Open 655
• Iod Wakeup Cluster Output Short 657
• Left Turn Signal Indicator Open (Highline) 659
• Left Turn Signal Indicator Open (Lowline) 661
• Left Turn Signal Indicator Short (Highline) 663
• Left Turn Signal Indicator Short (Lowline) 665
• Loopback Failure 667
• No Abs Bus Messages Received 668
• No Bcm Bus Messages Received 668
• No Fcm Bus Messages Received 668
• No Orc Bus Messages Received 668
• No Tcm Bus Messages Received 668
• No Pcm Bus Messages Received 669
• Panel Dimming Output Short 670
• Rear Fog Indicator Output Open 675
• Rear Fog Indicator Output Short 677
• Right Turn Signal Indicator Open (Highline) 679
• Right Turn Signal Indicator Open (Lowline) 681
• Right Turn Signal Indicator Short (Highline) 683
• Right Turn Signal Indicator Short (Lowline) 685
• Tcm Message Mismatch 687
• Any Pci Bus Indicator Inoperative 688
• Seat Belt Indicator Always on 689

Interior Lighting

• Door/Liftgate Lamp Output Short 690
• Front Courtesy Lamps Output Short 691
• Reading Lamp Output Short 692

Memory Seat

• Bcm Message Not Received 693
• Charging Voltage High Message 694
• Charging Voltage Low Message 695
• Eeprom Refresh Failure 696
• Front Riser down Position Stuck 697
• Front Riser Sensor out of Range High 699
• Front Riser Sensor out of Range Low 702
• Front Riser up Position Stuck 705
• Horizontal Forward Position Stuck 707
• Horizontal Rearward Position Stuck 709
• Horizontal Sensor out of Range High 711
• Horizontal Sensor out of Range Low 714
• Left Mirror Horizontal Sensor out of Range High 717
• Left Mirror Horizontal Sensor out of Range Low 719
• Left Mirror Vertical Sensor out of Range High 721
• Left Mirror Vertical Sensor out of Range Low 723
• Memory Position Switch Stuck 725
• Memory Switch Input Open 727
• Memory Switch Input Short 729
• Rear Riser down Position Stuck 731
• Rear Riser Sensor out of Range High 733
• Rear Riser Sensor out of Range Low 736
• Rear Riser up Position Stuck 739
• Recliner down Position Stuck 741
• Recliner Sensor out of Range High 743
• Recliner Sensor out of Range Low 746
• Recliner up Position Stuck 749
• Right Mirror Horizontal Sensor out of Range High 751
• Right Mirror Horizontal Sensor out of Range Low 753
• Right Mirror Vertical Sensor out of Range High 755
• Right Mirror Vertical Sensor out of Range Low 757

Overhead Console

• Bus Messages Missing 759
• Compass Test Failure 761
• Demagnetize Compass as Per Service Manual 762
• Ec Mirror Day/Night Line Fault 763
• Evic Internal Failure 765
• Loopback Failure 766
• No Bcm Messages Received 767
• No Fcm Messages Received 768
• No Pcm Messages Received 769
• No Tcm Messages Received 770
• Otis Module Message Mismatch 771
• Otis Module Message Mismatch (Diesel) 773
• Repairing Cmtc Displays Double Dash ( - - ) in Temp Display 775

Power Door Locks/Rke

• Driver Door Lock Switch Input Open or Short to Voltage 778
• Driver Door Lock Switch Input Short 780
• Driver Door Lock Switch Input Stuck 782
• Left Cylinder Lock Switch Input Open or Short to Voltage 784
• Left Cylinder Lock Switch Input Short 786
• Left Cylinder Lock Switch Input Stuck 788
• Left Unlock Output Failure 790
• Liftgate Cylinder Lock Switch Input Open or Short to Voltage 792
• (Export Only) 792
• Liftgate Cylinder Lock Switch Input Short - (Export Only) 794
• Liftgate Cylinder Lock Switch Input Stuck - (Export Only) 796
• Liftgate Power Release Output Short 798
• Lock Output Failure 800
• Passenger Door Lock Switch Input Open or Short to Voltage 803
• Passenger Door Lock Switch Input Short 805
• Passenger Door Lock Switch Input Stuck 807
• Right Cylinder Lock Switch Input Open or Short to Voltage 809
• Right Cylinder Lock Switch Input Short 811
• Right Cylinder Lock Switch Input Stuck 813
• Right Unlock Output Failure 815
• Rke Program Line Output Open 817
• Rke Program Line Output Short 819
• Remote Keyless Entry Problem 820

Power Doors - Liftgate

• Ambient Temperature Sensor Circuit Open 822
• Ambient Temperature Sensor Circuit Short to Ground 824
• Control Module Failure - Internal Failure 826
• Incomplete Latch Cinch - no Pawl Transition 827
• Incomplete Latch Cinch - Overcurrent 829
• Incomplete Latch Release - Ratchet Switch Failure 832
• Incomplete Latch Release- Pawl Switch Failure 834
• Incomplete Latch Release- Sector Gear Return Failure 836
• Engagement 837
• Incomplete Power Close - Full Open Switch Failure/Non 838
• Engagement 839
• Incomplete Power Close - Excessive H.e. Counts/Non 839
• Incomplete Power Close - Hall Effect Signal Missing 843
• Incomplete Power Close - over Current 846
• Incomplete Power Close - Transistor Shorted 849
• Incomplete Power Close - Voltage below Minimum Level 850
• Incomplete Power Open - Full Open Switch Failure/Non 853
• Engagement 854
• Incomplete Power Open - Excessive H.e. Counts/Non 854
• Incomplete Power Open - Hall Effect Signal Missing 858
• Incomplete Power Open - Overcurrent 861
• Incomplete Power Open - Transistor Shorted 864
• Incomplete Power Open - Voltage below Minimum Level 865
• Iod Wake up Open - Plg 867
• Loopback Test Failure 869
• Loss of Bcm Messages 870
• Loss of Eatx Messages 871
• Loss of Sbec Messages 872
• Outside Liftgate Handle Input Short 873
• Outside Liftgate Handle Input Stuck 874
• Overhead Liftgate Switch Input Stuck 875
• Overhead Liftgate/Lockout Switches Open or Sht to Voltage 876
• Overhead Liftgate/Lockout Switches Short 878
• Pinch Sensor Circuit Open 879
• Pinch Sensor Signal Circuit Short to Ground 882
• Power Liftgate Inoperative 884

Power Doors - Sliding

• Ambient Temperature Sensor Circuit Open 885
• Ambient Temperature Sensor Circuit Short to Ground 886
• Control Module Failure - Internal Failure 887
• Incomplete Latch Cinch - no Pawl Transition 888
• Incomplete Latch Cinch - Overcurrent 890
• Incomplete Latch Release - Full Open Switch Failure 892
• Incomplete Latch Release - Ratchet Switch Failure 895
• Incomplete Latch Release- no Reverse to Unload Clutch 897
• Incomplete Latch Release- Overcurrent 898
• Incomplete Latch Release- Pawl Switch Failure 900
• Incomplete Latch Release- Sector Gear Return Failure 902
• Incomplete Power Close - Full Open Switch Failure 903
• Incomplete Power Close - Excessive Hall Effect Signal 905
• Incomplete Power Close - Latch Failure 908
• Incomplete Power Close - Overcurrent 914
• Incomplete Power Close - Time out 916
• Incomplete Power Close- Voltage below Minimum Level 917
• Incomplete Power Open - Full Open Switch Failure 919
• Incomplete Power Open - Excessive Hall Effect Signal 921
• Incomplete Power Open - Latch Failure 924
• Incomplete Power Open - Overcurrent 929
• Incomplete Power Open - Time out 931
• Incomplete Power Open - Voltage below Minimum Level 932
• Iod Wake up Open - Psd 934
• Iod Wake up Psd & Plg Short 936
• Left B-Pillar Switch Input Open or Short to Voltage 938
• Left B-Pillar Switch Input Short 940
• Left B-Pillar Switch Input Stuck 941
• Loopback Test Failure 942
• Loss of Bcm Messages 943
• Loss of Eatx Messages 944
• Loss of Fcm Messages 945
• Loss of Sbec Messages 946
• Overhead Left Switch Input Stuck 947
• Overhead Right Switch Input Stuck 948
• Overhead Right/Left Switches Short 949
• Right B-Pillar Switch Input Open or Short to Voltage 950
• Right B-Pillar Switch Input Short 952
• Right B-Pillar Switch Input Stuck 953
• Power Sliding Door Inoperative 954

Power Mirror

• Fold Mirror Output Failure (Export Only) 955
• Passenger Mirror Relay Output Open (Export Only) 957
• Passenger Mirror Relay Output Short (Export Only) 959
• Unfold Mirror Output Failure (Export Only) 960
• Both Mirrors Do Not Unfold Except with Either Front Door 963
• (Export Only) 963
• Both Power Folding Mirrors Do Not Fold (Export Only) 964
• Driver Folding Mirror Does Not Fold (Export Only) 965
• Passenger Folding Mirror Does Not Fold (Export Only) 967

Tire Pressure Monitoring

• Lf Tire Pressure Sensor Battery Low 969
• Lf Tire Pressure Sensor Failure 969
• Lr Tire Pressure Sensor Battery Low 969
• Lr Tire Pressure Sensor Failure 969
• Rf Tire Pressure Sensor Battery Low 969
• Rr Tire Pressure Sensor Battery Low 969
• Rr Tire Pressure Sensor Failure 969

Vehicle Theft/Security

• Bcm Messages Not Received (Export Only) 971
• Internal Eeprom Write Error (Export Only) 972
• Internal Transmit Failure (Export Only) 973
• Internal Ultrasonic Fault (Export Only) 974
• Loopback Error (Export Only) 978
• No Valid Messages Received (Export Only) 979
• Pci Bus Shorted to Battery (Export Only) 980
• Pci Bus Shorted to Ground (Export Only) 981
• Pcm Messages Not Received (Export Only) 982
• Alarm Trips on Its Own 983
• Hood Does Not Trip Vtss (Export Only) 984
• Left Front Door Does Not Trip Vtss 985
• Left Sliding Door Does Not Trip Vtss 986
• Liftgate Does Not Trip Vtss (Export Only) 987
• Repeater Lamps Inoperative with Alarm (Export Only) 988
• Right Front Door Does Not Trip Vtss 989
• Right Sliding Door Does Not Trip Vtss 990
• Vtss Siren Inop (Export Only) 991
• Vtss will Not Arm 994

Windshield Wiper & Washer

• Fr Wiper Hi-Lo Relay Open 995
• Fr Wiper Hi-Lo Relay Short to Batt 997
• Front Wash Switch Input Stuck 998
• Front Washer Output Open 1000
• Front Wiper Not Parked 1002
• Front Wiper on Relay Open 1004
• Front Wiper on Relay Short to Batt 1005
• Front Wiper Switch Mux Input Open 1008
• Front Wiper Switch Mux Input Short to Ground 1010
• Headlamp Washer Relay Open 1012
• Headlamp Washer Relay Short to Batt 1014
• Rear Wash Switch Input Stuck 1015
• Rear Washer Output Open 1016
• Rear Wiper Output Open 1018
• Rear Wiper Output Short to Ground 1020
• Rear Wiper Switch Mux Input Open 1022
• Rear Wiper Switch Mux Input Short to Ground 1024

Verification Tests

8 component locations.

• Airbag System 1033
• Body Control Module 1034
• Powertrain Control Module - Ngc 1034
• Engine Control Module - Diesel 1034
• Actuators - Front, Lhd 1035
• Actuator - Front, Lhd 1035
• Actuators - Front, Rhd 1036
• Actuator - Front, Rhd 1037
• Evaporator Temperature Sensor, Lhd 1037
• Evaporator Temperature Sensor, Rhd 1038
• C202 Connector 1038
• Actuators - Rear 1039
• Rear A/C Heater Unit Connector 1039
• Diesel Cabin Heater Assist (Dcha) Assembly 1040
• C330 Harness Connector (Dcha) 1040
• C331 Harness Connector (Dcha) 1041
• Typical 1041
• Memory Seat Mirror Module/Seat Motors 1042
• Memory Seat Mirror Module Circuit Breaker 1042
• Overhead Console 1042
• Power Folding Mirrors 1043
• Module 1043
• Pinch Sensors (Tape Switch) 1044
• Latch Assembly 1044
• Door Lock Motor/Ajar Switch 1044
• Cylinder Lock Switch 1045
• Remote Keyless Entry Module 1045
• Module 1045
• Lower Drive Unit 1046
• Latch Assembly 1046
• Rke/Thatcham Alarm Module (Export Only) 1046
• Front Intrusion Sensor (Export Only) 1048
• Rear Intrusion Sensor (Export Only) 1048

9 Connector Pinouts

• A/C-Heater Control C1 (Mtc) 1049
• A/C-Heater Control C2 (Mtc) 1049
• Airbag Control Module (Orc) 1050
• Ambient Temperature Sensor (Except Base) 1050
• Atc Remote Sensor (Atc) 1050
• Auto Temp Control C1 1051
• Auto Temp Control C2 1051
• Auto Temp Control C3 1051
• Blower Motor Resistor C1 (Mtc) 1051
• Blower Motor Resistor C2 (Mtc) 1052
• Body Control Module C1 1052
• Body Control Module C2 1053
• Body Control Module C3 1054
• Body Control Module C4 1055
• Body Control Module C5 1056
• Brake Fluid Level Switch 1056
• C200 - (Body Side) 1057
• C200 - (Instrument Panel Side) 1058
• C201 - (Body Side) 1059
• C201 - (Instrument Panel Side) 1059
• C202 - (Component Side) 1059
• C202 - (Instrument Panel Side) 1059
• C304 - (Body Side) 1060
• C304 - (Seat Side) 1060
• C305 - (Body Side) 1060
• C305 - (Seat Side) 1060
• C306 - (Body Side) 1061
• C306 - (Seat Side) 1061
• C307 (Heated Seats) - (Body Side) 1061
• C307 (Heated Seats) - (Seat Side) 1061
• C311 - (Body Side) 1062
• C311 - (Rear A/C Jumper Side) 1062
• C316 (Power Sliding Door) - (Left Sliding Door Side) 1063
• C317 (Power Sliding Door) - (Right Sliding Door Side) 1063
• C319 (Lowline) - (Body Side) 1064
• C319 (Lowline) - (Liftgate Side) 1064
• C324 (Manual Sliding Door) - (Left Manual Sliding Door Side) 1064
• C325 (Manual Sliding Door) - (Right Manual Sliding Door Side) 1065
• C326 - (Safety Seat Side) 1065
• C326 - (Seat Side) 1065
• C327 - (Safety Seat Side) 1065
• C327 - (Seat Side) 1065
• C330 (Diesel) - (Cabin Heater Jumper Side) 1066
• C330 (Diesel) - (Powertrain Side) 1066
• C331 (Diesel) - (Cabin Heater Component Side) 1066
• C331 (Diesel) - (Cabin Heater Jumper Side) 1066
• C332 (3 Zone Atc) - (Body Side) 1066
• C332 (3 Zone Atc) - (Component Side) 1067
• Cabin Heater Assist C1 (Diesel) 1067
• Cabin Heater Assist C2 (Diesel) 1067
• CD Changer 1067
• Clockspring C1 1068
• Clockspring C2 1068
• Clockspring C3 1068
• Clockspring C4 1068
• Controller Antilock Brake 1069
• Data Link Connector 1069
• Dosing Pump (Diesel) 1069
• Driver Airbag Squib 1 1070
• Driver Airbag Squib 2 1070
• Driver Blend Door Actuator (Atc) 1070
• Driver Blend Door Actuator (Mtc) 1070
• Driver Door Lock Switch 1071
• Driver Power Seat Front Riser Motor 1071
• Driver Power Seat Front Riser Position Sensor 1071
• Driver Power Seat Horizontal Motor 1071
• Driver Power Seat Horizontal Position Sensor 1071
• Driver Power Seat Rear Riser Motor 1072
• Driver Power Seat Rear Riser Position Sensor 1072
• Driver Power Seat Recliner Motor 1072
• Driver Power Seat Recliner Position Sensor 1072
• Driver Power Seat Switch 1073
• Driver Seat Belt Switch 1073
• Driver Seat Belt Tensioner 1073
• Engine Control Module C1 (Diesel) 1074
• Evaporator Temperature Sensor 1075
• Front Blower Module C1 (Atc) 1075
• Front Blower Module C2 (Atc) 1075
• Front Control Module 1076
• Front Intrusion Sensor (United Kingdom) 1076
• Front Reading Lamps/Switch 1077
• Front Washer Pump Motor 1077
• Fuel Pump Module 1077
• Headlamp Switch 1077
• Headlamp Washer Pump Motor (Export) 1078
• High Note Horn 1078
• Hood Ajar Switch (Export) 1078
• Ignition Switch 1078
• Instrument Cluster 1079
• Fuses (Ipm) 1081
• Accessory Relay 1081
• Defogger Relay 1081
• Front Blower Motor Relay 1081
• Front Fog Lamp Relay 1082
• Front Wiper High/Low Relay 1082
• Front Wiper On/Off Relay 1082
• Headlamp Washer Relay (Export) 1082
• Name Brand Speaker Relay 1082
• Park Lamp Relay 1082
• Rear Blower Motor Relay (3 Zone) 1082
• Integrated Power Module C1 1083
• Integrated Power Module C2 1083
• Integrated Power Module C3 1084
• Integrated Power Module C4 1084
• Integrated Power Module C6 1085
• Integrated Power Module C7 1085
• Integrated Power Module C8 1085
• Left B-Pillar Switch (Power Sliding Door) 1086
• Left Cinch/Release Motor (Power Sliding Door) 1086
• Left Cylinder Lock Switch 1086
• Left Door Speaker (Lowline) 1086
• Left Door Speaker (Midline/Highline) 1087
• Left Fog Lamp (Except Export) 1087
• Left Fog Lamp (Export) 1087
• Left Front Door Ajar Switch (Base) 1087
• Left Front Door Lock Motor/Ajar Switch (Except Base) 1088
• Left Front Park/Turn Signal Lamp (Except Export) 1088
• Left Full Open Switch (Power Sliding Door) 1088
• Left Headlamp (Except Export) 1088
• Left High Beam Lamp (Export) 1089
• Left Instrument Panel Speaker 1089
• Left Power Mirror 1089
• Left Rear Pillar Speaker 1089
• Left Rear Speaker (Lowline) 1090
• Left Rear Speaker (Midline/Highline) 1090
• Left Remote Radio Switch 1090
• Left Seat Airbag 1090
• Left Side Impact Airbag Control Module 1091
• Left Sliding Door Control Module C1 (Power Sliding Door) 1091
• Left Sliding Door Control Module C2 (Power Sliding Door) 1091
• Left Sliding Door Latch Sensing Switch (Power Sliding Door) 1092
• Left Sliding Door Lock Motor (Power Sliding Door) 1092
• Left Sliding Door Lock Motor/Ajar Switch 1092
• Left Sliding Door Motor (Power Sliding Door) 1092
• License Lamp (Power Liftgate) 1093
• License Lamp (Power Release) 1093
• Liftgate Ajar Switch (Manual Release) 1093
• Liftgate Ajar Switch (Power Release) 1093
• Liftgate Cinch/Release Motor (Power Liftgate) 1094
• Liftgate Cylinder Lock Switch (Export) 1094
• Liftgate Left Pinch Sensor (Power Liftgate) 1094
• Liftgate Right Pinch Sensor (Power Liftgate) 1094
• Low Note Horn 1095
• Memory Seat/Mirror Module C1 1095
• Memory Seat/Mirror Module C2 1095
• Memory Seat/Mirror Module C3 1096
• Memory Seat/Mirror Module C4 1096
• Memory Set Switch 1096
• Message Center (Highline) 1097
• Mode Door Actuator (Atc) 1097
• Mode Door Actuator (Mtc) 1097
• Overhead Console (Except Base) 1098
• Passenger Airbag 1098
• Passenger Blend Door Actuator (Atc) 1098
• Passenger Blend Door Actuator (Mtc) 1098
• Passenger Door Lock Switch 1099
• Passenger Folding Mirror Relay (Export) 1099
• Passenger Seat Belt Switch 1099
• Passenger Seat Belt Tensioner 1099
• Power Liftgate Module C1 1100
• Power Liftgate Module C2 1100
• Power Liftgate Motor 1100
• Power Seat Circuit Breaker (30A) 1101
• Powertrain Control Module C1 (Ngc) 1101
• Powertrain Control Module C2 (Sbec) 1102
• Radio C1 1103
• Radio C2 (CD Changer) 1103
• Rear A/C-Heater Unit (3 Zone Mtc) 1103
• Rear Auto Temp Control Switch (3 Zone Atc) 1104
• Rear Blower Front Control Switch (3 Zone Mtc) 1104
• Rear Blower Motor Power Module C1 (3 Zone Atc) 1104
• Rear Blower Motor Power Module C2 (3 Zone Atc) 1104
• Rear Blower Rear Control Switch C1 (3 Zone Mtc) 1105
• Rear Blower Rear Control Switch C2 (3 Zone Mtc) 1105
• Rear Intrusion Sensor (United Kingdom) 1105
• Rear Mode Motor (3 Zone Atc) 1105
• Rear Temperature Motor (3 Zone Atc) 1106
• Rear Washer Pump Motor 1106
• Rear Wiper Motor 1106
• Recirculation Door Actuator (Atc) 1106
• Recirculation Door Actuator (Mtc) 1107
• Remote Keyless Entry Module 1107
• Right B-Pillar Switch (Power Sliding Door) 1107
• Right Cinch/Release Motor (Power Sliding Door) 1107
• Right Cylinder Lock Switch (Export) 1108
• Right Door Speaker (Lowline) 1108
• Right Door Speaker (Midline/Highline) 1108
• Right Fog Lamp (Except Export) 1108
• Right Fog Lamp (Export) 1109
• Right Front Door Ajar Switch (Base) 1109
• Right Front Door Lock Motor/Ajar Switch (Except Base) 1109
• Right Full Open Switch (Power Sliding Door) 1109
• Right Instrument Panel Speaker 1110
• Right Power Mirror 1110
• Right Rear Speaker (Lowline) 1110
• Right Rear Speaker (Midline/Highline) 1111
• Right Remote Radio Switch 1111
• Right Seat Airbag 1111
• Right Side Impact Airbag Control Module 1111
• Right Sliding Door Control Module C1 (Power Sliding Door) 1112
• Right Sliding Door Control Module C2 (Power Sliding Door) 1112
• Right Sliding Door Latch Sensing Switch (Power Sliding Door) 1112
• Right Sliding Door Lock Motor (Power Sliding Door) 1113
• Right Sliding Door Lock Motor/Ajar Switch 1113
• Right Sliding Door Motor (Power Sliding Door) 1113
• Sentry Key Immobilizer Module 1113
• Siren (United Kingdom) 1113
• Thatcham Alarm Module (United Kingdom) 1114
• Transmission Control Module (3.3L/3.8L) 1115
• Washer Fluid Level Switch 1116

10 Schematic Diagrams

• Airbag System 1117
• Premium Audio System 1118
• Base Audio System 1119
• CD Changer 1120
• Remote Radio Controls 1120
• Front Atc - Lhd, Except Export 1121
• Front Atc - Lhd, Export 1122
• Front Atc - Rhd 1123
• Rear Atc - Three Zone 1124
• Pcm Communication - Sbec 1126
• Pcm Communication - Ngc 1126
• Door Ajar System with Power Sliding Doors 1128
• Door Ajar Without Power Sliding Doors 1129
• Exterior Lighting 1130
• Horn System 1131
• Power and Grounds 1133
• Instrument Cluster - Base 1134
• Instrument Cluster & Message Center 1135
• Interior Lighting 1136
• Base Manual Temperature Control System, Lhd 1137
• Base Manual Temperature Control System, Rhd 1138
• System, Rhd 1140
• System 1141
• Front Blower Motor 1142
• Rear Blower Motor 1143
• Diesel Cabin Heater Assit (Dcha) 1144
• Memory System 1145
• Overhead Console 1146
• Power Door Locks/Rke 1147
• Power Folding Mirror Lhd (Export Only) 1148
• Power Folding Mirror Rhd (Export Only) 1149
• Power Liftgate System 1150
• Left Power Sliding Door 1151
• Right Power Sliding Door 1152
• Power Sliding Door and Liftgate Switches 1153
• Rear Defog/Heated Mirror/Front Wiper De-Ice 1154
• Thatcham Alarm System (Export Only) 1156
• Wipers - Front and Rear 1157

11 Charts and Graphs

• Kdb Lab Scope Pattern 1159
• Pci Bus Lab Scope Pattern 1160

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2nd Deadly Bombing in Moscow Linked to Chechen Conflict

By Sabrina Tavernise

• July 10, 2003

MOSCOW, July 10 — A Russian security agent was killed early today during an effort to defuse a bomb that had been brought to a restaurant here by a woman officials characterized as a suicide bomber from Chechnya.

The police said the woman was stopped late Wednesday by security guards as she tried to enter the Imbir restaurant on Tverskaya Street, in a fashionable area of central Moscow. Once confronted, she warned the guards that she was carrying a bomb in a bag and would detonate it, a police spokeswoman said. But the guards took the bomb away from the woman and detained her.

The police first tried to defuse the bomb with the help of a wheeled robot, Russian television reported. After several hours, a Federal Security Service officer, Georgy Trofimov, approached the bomb. It exploded when he touched it, killing him instantly. The area had been cleared, and no other casualties were reported.

The authorities said the incident fit a pattern of suicide bombings, often by women, that until recently were carried out against targets in the Chechnya region. But on Saturday, the tactic was employed in Moscow when two women detonated explosives tied to their bodies near a ticket booth at an outdoor music festival, killing themselves and 14 other people.

The Moscow City prosecutor, Mikhail Avdyukov, called that explosion "an act of terror," according to the Interfax news agency. "We see this incident as a link in a series of terrorist acts committed in Moscow recently," he said.

The woman in the attack today was identified by Russian officials as Zarima Muzhikhoyeva, 22, an ethnic Ingush and a resident of Chechnya.

Russian news agencies, citing unidentified officials in the Security Service, reported that Ms. Muzhikhoyeva's husband had been killed in the war in Chechnya, a breakaway Russian republic. A spokesman for the Security Service refused to comment on the report.

Russia's interior minister, Boris Gryzlov, said the police had identified a "unit of terrorists" that they suspect are training women as suicide bombers. He said the incident today had been planned by that unit, but he gave no further details.

Referring both to today's attack and to the earlier explosion at the music festival, Mr. Gryzlov said, "We definitely link these two acts of terrorism, because it is absolutely obvious now that the same unit of terrorists, with a common leadership, are attempting to stage these acts of terrorism,".

Russian news agencies, citing Security Service officials who were not identified, reported that the bomb in on Tverskaya Street was similar to the devices used in Saturday's attack.

President Vladimir V. Putin has been looking for a way to get Russia out of the Chechnya conflict, now in its fourth year. A new constitution was passed earlier this year, and presidential elections are scheduled for Oct. 5. But attacks by rebel fighters continue and a deep distrust of Moscow's policies prevails among the Chechen population.

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Russia in 1969

In 1969 Russia was in its own sphere deliberately cutoff from the world. It was the self-proclaimed leader of a radical economic and social system which was supposedly better than that of other countries. This was a totalitarian system which aimed to change human nature. Everything about the system was ideological and it was geared to prove that communism was best -- regardless of the facts.

Prices were not based, as in other countries on the basis of supply and demand, but on ideology. So apartment rents were very cheap, but 40% of the people in Moscow had to share an apartment with strangers in a communal arrangement where in a three-bedroom apartment, three different couples or families would have their own bedroom, but share the kitchen and bathroom. Even with this kind of rationing, there was a wait of many years to get any apartment at all. University graduates were assigned to state enterprises based on the need of the enterprises and not employed in their ideal jobs. The ideological pricing and communist management of the economy resulted in massive shortages of food, clothing, shoes, soap, etc. This was the exact opposite of a consumer society. Russians had to spend hours a day standing in multiple lines to buy food, clothes, toilet paper, etc. Automobile ownership was a dream.

The famous newspaper Pravda was only 6 or 8 pages and no Western newspapers or magazines were allowed. Everything was censored and all news slanted to show that communism was the best system and how bad people had it in the West. Russian were shocked when they were told that America had landed a man on the moon, and this was one of the triggers which destroyed the myth that communism was the wave of the future. Travel to Eastern Europe was tightly controlled and usually whole families could not travel at the same time because so many people were defecting. Travel to the West was virtually impossible.

Russia was a contradiction. On the one hand, it was a superpower with hydrogen weapons and missiles; on the other hand, it couldn't make a ball point pen or even a decent pair of shoes. There were few phones. Quality of manufactured goods was terrible. Service was terrible. Yet many in the third world looked to Russia as the economic model to copy. I remember in 1964 my instructor in an economics course at the University of Texas insisting that the Russian economy would overtake the American economy because it was growing twice as fast. One of his errors is called the "fallacy of linear projection". Another basic error was his assumption that Russian figures were factual -- they were false. Yet his views were common in academic circles in the United States in the 1960s. After the fall of communism, we learned that the Politburo, the highest ruling body, used CIA estimates of the Soviet economy obtained by their spies to make decisions because the falsification of economic numbers in the Soviet Union was so rampant as to make them useless!

In 1969, tourists could see the failures and contradictions of communism everywhere with slogans on rooftops and Russians standing in lines. At the airport, dozens of soldiers patrolled with machine guns. The customs officials were soldiers who looked at every page of your passport with suspicion. Tourists were totally silent while in these lines. You could see some people inside the city limits of Moscow using wells to get water. Food quality was poor and boring. Service was very slow and indifferent. There were key ladies on each floor of your hotel to store your key and monitor your activities. At the Bolshoi Theater, when patrons left, they either walked to the subway station or they got into a chauffeured car -- communism was supposed to be a classless society.

The class system was also obvious in department stores and restaurants. The best stores and restaurants would not accept rubles, only dollars and Western currencies! Russians were not allowed to shop in these stores because they were not allowed to have dollars (officially). There were few cash registers in stores and most transactions were hand calculated on abacuses. On the streets, the black market was active and you could get 3 or 4 times the official dollar-to-ruble exchange rate. All tourists were approached by Russians who wanted to buy their clothes. Blue jeans were a favorite. East Germans tourists pointed out to me that most Russians didn't even have curtains on their apartment windows. I met a Costa Rican medical student who had a Russian girl friend and was able to see how people actually lived in their communal apartments.

One positive: the subways were clean, on time, and cheap. When I returned home in 1969, I told my friends that I was certain that Russia would never have the standard of living that the United States enjoyed in 1969 with a communist system. My prediction proved to be correct.

Of the 100 countries that I have visited, I rate the Soviet Union in this period as the most pro-American at the individual tourist level. This seems surprising because Soviet propaganda was constantly attacking America and, yet at the same time, holding up the United States as the yardstick to measure progress in the USSR. Russians were intensely interested in talking to Americans and learning what we thought in spite of laborious language work-arounds. We were special. A minor example: you would have to share taxis and Russians ­ complete strangers ­ would always insist on paying the fare when they learned I was an American. In 2003, American tourists are commonplace and no longer special. This is progress.

Russia in 2003

In 2003, one is struck how far Russia has come in normalizing itself. It is no longer cut off from Western standards and institutions. It is really amazing to see this transformation and realize it was accomplished without a bloody revolution or cataclysmic upheaval that could have sent millions of refugees pouring into other countries. The end game of communism destroyed the value of the ruble and the savings of tens of millions, thus throwing millions of seniors into abject poverty. I cried seeing some toothless, infirm great grandmothers selling flowers.

The first things you notice in 2003 are signs and advertising, some in English. Then there are the cars. There are now 3,000,000 cars in Moscow and half of them are foreign. You also notice that many churches have been restored and the cathedral across from the Kremlin that Stalin had dynamited in the 1930s has been rebuilt. Moscow is in the middle of a building boom. There are cranes everywhere. People are better dressed than ever before. Food is good, certainly for tourists. The best hotels are up to world standards and Moscow is very expensive these days. There is a daily newspaper in English called the Moscow Times , started in 1990, and now expanded to 24 pages. In 2003, the number of cell phone users increased 40%.

As the first impression wears off a bit, you realize that the dramatic changes in Moscow have partially reached the countryside. Yes, there are some totally new communities and some new construction in other cities, but most of the population is still living in apartments built in the communist times with the shoddy construction that characterized the whole era. So the past creates a kind of physical inertia that will take another generation or two to replace. There has been a dramatic change in the thinking of people and a move away from a soviet-style mentality; however, 30 or 35 per cent of the people are nostalgic for "the good old days" when Russia was a superpower and there was order and certainty. This will also take another generation to further eliminate. One of my tests will be to see what happens with Lenin. When he is buried and when all of his statues are removed, then Russia will be completely normalized. On the statue issue, Russians explained that Lenin is part of their history, but I countered that Hitler is part of German history and yet there are no statues to Hitler in Germany.

Russia has a number of hurdles as it continues to normalize and to eliminate the communist system. One is to allow the ownership of land. Land can be leased, but not owned. Back in 1990, I was amazed to read an article in the Moscow Times which pointed out that concept of private property was necessary for civilization. This is a fundamental point that the communists never understood. Russia, has made a profound movement in the right direction, but establishing fully the rule of law and private property are necessary to insure that the current reforms are permanent. In Russia, even something as basic as a mortgage is still not common. Russia is not yet a member of the WTO. Today the Russian economy is ranked 10th in the world just below Brazil's. I'm optimistic for Russia and look forward to a future visit.

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