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24th August 2019, 16:59 | #1 |
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Central locking has gone weird on me
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My key fob will not unlock the driver's door. Second press unlocks the other three, but not the driver's door. Driver's doors unlocks with key (as do the others). All doors lock with remote (most of the time) and with key. Any ideas please? Thanks Geoff |
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Driver's door lock has a faulty motor, you need to replace the lock assembly.
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In each of the doors there is a unit that contains two motors, one of the motors locks the door and the other unlocks the door.
These motors can and do fail, if you have the patience of a saint, a photographic memory and the fingers of an origami expert you can open the unit and change the internal motor that has failed. By far the easiest way is to purchase a known good or new unit and replace it. It involves removing the door card and is easier if you also remove the door glass.
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Hi all, I also have a problem with my central locking and fairly sure it's an actuator problem but would be nice to get an opinion on it anyway:
Rear doors: Both fine and work as intended Drivers door: Works but can be "lazy" is the best way to describe it, more often than not will open first try but sometimes doesn't fully open, a second press always works. Passenger door:This is the problem one for me, nothing will unlock it, not the fob, key itself or button near the handbrake though you can open it manually with the interior door handle.The confusing thing to me is while neither the key or button near handbrake will lock it the button on the fob will and the lock motor seems to operate well. The car is RHD. Any help appreciated. |
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I also have a central locking issue.
New battery in the fob and the led's light up but the car does not respond. I can only lock or unlock the car if I put the key in the door. I'm baffled. Shonkie. |
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