Power locks that work all by themselves!!
#1
Power locks that work all by themselves!!
Hi all
Just purchased my first Honda. A 1999 5 door civic 1.5 VTEC. I wondered why there was an envelope at the bottom of the drivers ducket with the fuse for the power locks in it. Now I know!! I was driving to work this morning at a constant 65 -70 and the doors started locking and unlocking all by themselves for 15 minutes or so until I stopped at work. I have had a look on the forum for similar problems but couldn't find an answer. Anyone come across this before??
Many thanks in anticipation.
Just purchased my first Honda. A 1999 5 door civic 1.5 VTEC. I wondered why there was an envelope at the bottom of the drivers ducket with the fuse for the power locks in it. Now I know!! I was driving to work this morning at a constant 65 -70 and the doors started locking and unlocking all by themselves for 15 minutes or so until I stopped at work. I have had a look on the forum for similar problems but couldn't find an answer. Anyone come across this before??
Many thanks in anticipation.
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RE: Power locks that work all by themselves!!
Hey, that kind of happens with my civic (95' Ex coupe).Every time I make a turn slightly sharply or I go over a harsh enough bump, my doors unlock themselves. I think its a loose connection in my case, but I'll see when I pull the switch out. I can only lock the doors using the switch, the unlock does't work. There is an alarm on the car that is disabled, but I'll start with the switch. I thought I was the only one until now.
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