Problems with my WDS

Hi guys. I set up a wds last week (my extreme is the "head" and the express is the addon). I added the express to give my self a larger range. Unfortunately, I often get the same results as I did with just one station (one bar). I'm trying to find out why. The only reason I have come up with is that I'm not on the right base station. If I look in internet connect it shows me my basestation id. When I compare this id to that of the two base stations I find that I am connected to the main base station. I'll be damned if the extreme is giving better reception than my express. Any ideas on what to do? I'm gonna try resetting the express again. I feel like I waste $100 right now. Just to add, I placed my computer RIGHT NEXT to the base station (the express) and got 2 bars.
Whats going on guys?
thanks,
axel
Powerbook G4   Mac OS X (10.4.8)   airport extreme card

This is interesting to. I opened up the extreme station (the main one) in airport admin and clicked on wds. It listed the express but called it unavailable. What could be wrong with my express? On another note, I cannot even log into the express in airport admin. I've tried the two passwords that are possible. I was able to log into it once on admin, and not again since then. It says "an error occurred while reading the configuration".
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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