NuBNPrince

OK... here's the story...

In October 2001 I was rear-ended by a tow truck. It caused major structural damage and I lost my truck for approximately five weeks.

When I got it back from the shop, there were considerable issues that had not been addressed, and because of how far away the shop was from my home, I procrastinated and never took the truck back to have those issues addressed.

So, I'd like to get any feedback I can from you guys as to what I can do, if anything, to repair these issues on my own, or how much you think a shop would cost me to do the work, or if it's something I'd better not touch with my own hands. I have very minimal auto experience, I've successfully changed the oil on my truck, I installed the radio head unit and speakers, but that's about the extent of the hands-on work I've done with my truck.

Here are the issues:

-1-
While all doors are closed, the cabin lights flicker on and off, as if the sensor that detects an ajar door is malfunctioning.

-2-
The rear right passenger seat belt has been completely disassembled.

-3-
The power locks were wired wrong - so now whenever I press the power lock button on the driver door console, the rear hatch window pops open. Same thing happens if I press the UNLOCK button on the keychain remote.

Any ideas?

black_knight

if it was a reputable shop it should have a lifetime warranty on their work so you should still be able to take it back to them to fix... even if it's a little farther away it will be worth not paying for

Later,

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Black Knight - 2004 Crew Cab XE-V6 4x4
"...God made men the way they are because we desperately need them to be the way they are. Yes, a man is a dangerous thing, but so is a scalpel. You don't make it safe by making it dull, but instead you put it in the hands of someone who knows what he's doing." - John Eldridge

NuBNPrince

I only wish they gave me a lifetime warranty... no, only one year. Stupid me... *sigh*