My comment is not germane to this Deere issue but in general with complex mobile electronics. I recently debugged a problem with the drivers side electric window in a 2004 Silverado. This was a LS unit that is pretty basic. Digging into the door switch assembly, I find a stacked circuit board with 3 or 4 integrated circuits and some surface mount components. IN A SIMPLE DOOR SWITCH ASSEMBLY! They actually program those as a separate unit. Nothing mechanical was wrong with the door. The motor was fine. The signals to the door were fine. The stupid, overly complex, circuit assembly had fried. A new one was over $200 bucks and you had to have the GM dealer program it TO RUN THE WINDOW UP AND DOWN!!! Really? I bought a used unit on fleabay for $90 bucks from a similar truck and all was better.
Way too much over designed, and overly complex components in these new vehicles.
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