Central locking issue
Sudden problem, car wont lock on the fobs, but opens with them, i have to lock using the lock button on centre console, then lock drivers door with key once out… any ideas? Also sat nav unit in boot was making a noise, no idea if linked.?
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Most likely to be the driver's door catch motor failing, it uses one motor to open and the other to lock.
It's a very common problem, I've changed lots of them ;) Russ |
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Op said it won't lock but will unlock on the remote ;)
The driver's door catch acts as the master for the locking system so won't lock any of the doors Russ |
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I've had a look in RAVE to see if I can shed some light on this condition. The Master Locking Switch (the button on the centre console) centrally locks the doors but it does not Superlock them. Using the key in the driver's door lock barrel, the car is first centrally locked then Superlocked if the key is turned a second time within one second of the first turn*. Am I correct to say that you have been turning the key just once, therefore centrally locking your car? The buttons on the key fob operate the Superlocking. All four doors have two actuator motors: one for central locking and the other for superlocking. Could you carry out some tests please Stephen? With the windows lowered, press the locking button on the key fob. Firstly, do you hear any mechanical sound at all? Next, reach into the car and pull the door internal release once only. Does the door open (indicating car still unlocked)? If not, pull the door release a second time, does the door open now (indicating car centrally locked)? When you press either button on the key fob, does the tiny LED shine brightly? Simon * When I tried this on my car I discovered that Superlocking is activated with only one turn of the key blade in the driver's door barrel. |
Big Russ is correct it will 99% need a drivers door lock motor I have had a few with same fault
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My car doesn't behave as RAVE says when I use the key blade in the driver's door barrel; it superlocks with one turn (not two). It would be interesting to see if yours does the same. With the car unlocked and the window wound down, lock the driver's door with one turn of the key blade in the door barrel. The door sill buttons should descend. Now reach into the car and try the driver's internal door release. No matter how many times you pull it, the sill button should remain down and the door remains locked shut. Could you try that please? It will determine whether the superlocking motor is working. Simon |
Hi simon… all windows down, car locked with one turn of key… reach in, pull door lever and sill button pops up , rest stay down, repeated and same
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