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Lost power to both doors after some work

just_a_guy

By just_a_guy
in Cayman, Cayman S (987C1)

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The driver's side door handle on my '06 Cayman broke so I pulled the door panel and replaced it. When I put it back together, I found I lost all power to both doors. Mirrors, windows, power locks, nothings works. I got PSM error and system fault error couple of times but that went away after I restarted the car. Fuses look fine, so I'm stumped. I've done searches but I don't see anyone with the same issue. Thanks.

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So here is the resolution: 
I unplugged and replugged the connector to the left door. At the same time, I replaced the battery because it had died. Afterwards, everything was working again. Not sure if the plug was loose or if the battery replacement reset the system.

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