Rebel Editor July 12, 2018 38 Comments



Power door locks are prone to failures due to electrical interruptions, corrosion, broken wires or blown fuses. Find out why a lack of any movement in door locks …

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  1. Alien Agenda

    My fob works but none of the switches work on the inside to lock or unlock, it erratically locks and unlocks as Well. I have a 2008 chevy malibu..

  2. candyoti

    Wjat about if the left side locks stop working when it gets hot outside but works fine when cool. Any ideas.

  3. Brian Hicks

    Switches on door panels and passager side lock work fine driver's side is in locked position and door will not open not even with key does any body know how to get it open?

  4. Jeremy Miller

    This helps a little. I have that problem with my car. A 1989 Nissan maxima. I try to lock the doors and it won't even lock. From the drivers side, the key locks every door and it doesn't even do that. I need to get that checked on asap!

  6. Square Peg

    What if one door stopped working. Then a few months later another one stopped working. Then another and then the last door so that they are all not working with the fob or the power lock buttons? That is what happened to mine. They went out one at a time.

  7. BigJonHose

    my 1998 dodge ram 1500 door locks are not working. if I hold the switch the motor stays running and doesn't move either door lock. it doesn't act like it should. do you have any suggestions?

  8. David Jernberg

    I have a Volvo 240 with central locking, it worked untill I changed the stereo in the car. Just like that not a singel lock worked with the centralocking. I have power to the relay so I don't understundom whats the problem is. Pleas help

  9. Rhonna Cole

    We have had problems with our 98 ford taurus. Now, the door chime will not go off. What can we do?

  10. Jay Satterfield

    2005 Acura MDX Passenger and both rear locks dont work with remote or switch. the remote and switch will work the driver door and hatch only….What should I do?

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