Power locks don't work....please help!!!!!!!!!!
 

Hey everyone, I have a 97 Civic EX Sedan.....

The power locks just stopped working all of a sudden, the keyless entry doesn't work either. I checked all the fuses and they are good.

Can someone please tell me what the problem is, or could be?

Thanks all in advance...

RE: Power locks don't work....please help!!!!!!!!!!
 

First double check whether fuse 51 under the HOOD is blown.

If the fuse is fine, the perform the power lock Control Unit Input Test detailed in the service manual:

http://hondatech.info/downloads/Auto/Manuals/Civic/

RE: Power locks don't work....please help!!!!!!!!!!
 

Thanks for the response.....I looked for fuse 51 under the hood and didn't see it. I also looked in the service manual and there is no fuse 51. Am I missing something here?

Thanks all for your help...I really need to get this fixed.

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All the fuses under the hood are fine. What should I do now?

Thanks

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Thanks....

Any idea what page that's on? The manual is like 1400 pages long...Thanks again

RE: Power locks don't work....please help!!!!!!!!!!
 

The 96-98 manual is broken into chapters. You can also use Adobe Reader to search the text for key words. Anyway, the power locks input test is in the Electrical chapter, pages 23-224 to 23-225.

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RE: Power locks don't work....please help!!!!!!!!!!
 

So I pulled the door panel off and the modualtor has power but the wiring harness going to it does not.

What should I do now?

Thanks

RE: Power locks don't work....please help!!!!!!!!!!
 

Please give specific outcomes for tests detailed in the diagram. The control unit receives battery power from the harness connector, so it's unclear how the control unit would have power while the harness connector does not.