none of my power windows are working,and on the drivers door i have no power windows,mirrors,locks,,3 or 4 of the wires going to drivers door switch have voltage,but nothing working,and none of the door switches work any ideas,help appreciated

id start here follow the link below, Look in the section "Interior > Passenger front and both rear door windows & locks don’t work" for more info...

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Your passenger and rear doors are not going to work if some specific problems exist with the driver's door which from what you're describing seem to exist. Did all non-driver doors work before the driver's door quit?

I would start by checking the wiring in the rubber boot between the driver's door and body. There are several instances where wiring has broken (particularly the heavy battery positive and ground wires). If one of these is broken (or even most of the individual wire strands) you will have problems.

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Not to be a wiseguy, but have you checked all the fuses and relays?
There are a number of them which are integral to the keyless entry system, including rear fuse box fuse #7 for the Driver's Door Module and ones that you might not expect, such as Ignition 1.

I'd be highly suspect of that stupid splice for the data lines under/behind the drivers seat that operate all other doors. Doesn't take much moisture to destroy that connection since it's not sealed. If the doors started getting a little wonky before they quit, it might be a sign that that connection was corroded and finally failed.

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