Passenger Side Door Locks Not Working

Also the door locks don t work when the drivers door is open.

Passenger side door locks not working.

Isn t that a contradiction in terms. Replacing it may require removing the car door panel. You said drivers side passenger door lock. If one door doesn t work but others do the problem could be a blown fuse.

Later on they worked 50 of the time you tried. Pop the window and door lock switch panel off the door handle. I could walk around to the passenger side and they worked just fine. The only part that these two have in common is the master switch.

Upon discovering this i tried to lock and unlock the doors from the passengers side lock switch the passengers side stops working too when the drivers door is open. Replacing the fuse will correct the problem. So yesterday my driver side door handle sensors for lock and unlock stopped working. The windows and the locks are on two separate circuits.

And it is the front door right. Follow lead wire to the door lock actuator. The most likely cause of your problem is the master switch in the drivers door. Of course it is also possible that the wiring harness between the driver side door and cowl is.

If the result of this does not yield any results continue to step 2. It s either the driver s side or the passenger s side. Once i open the door more than a quarter of the way the locks stop responding. Unplug the door lock connectors and inspect to make sure nothing stands out.

2005 2010 hummer h3. The solenoid is bad. Remove switch panel and inspect wiring. Again if one door doesn t work but others do the problem could be with the door lock solenoid.

The lock actuator consists of a small electric motor that drives. If it s not sending a signal the fob will likely have to be replaced. Assuming it s the front passenger s side door we know that the smart entrance control unit and fuses are good because the rear locks work. This is a cheap and easy fix.

A fuse is blown. When a door ceases to lock and unlock at the press of a button it often means that the door s lock actuator has given up the ghost.