Doors locking & unlocking automatically
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If you have any other year model, then no, it's not normal at all.
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What year is your car? Years ago, there were a number of threads on here about individuals who had their "passive" feature turned on and with the car in the garage, it was too close to the fob in the house. The cars would continuously lock and unlock. However, this feature was discontinued in 2000 or 2001, I think.
If yours is '99 or earlier, this could be what it is. If so, just turn off the passive feature on your fobs.
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Wow, we must have all been typing at the same time!!!!
If yours is '99 or earlier, this could be what it is. If so, just turn off the passive feature on your fobs.
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Wow, we must have all been typing at the same time!!!!
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That depends, it would be nice if you posted the year car you have. If you have a 97-99 then yes, that's normal if you have the passive slide switch on the fob in the on position. Also if the switch gets a little dusty inside it will do the same thing. Try sliding the passive switch back and forth several times, then turn it off and walk around the car. It should no longer lock and unlock.
If you have any other year model, then no, it's not normal at all.
If you have any other year model, then no, it's not normal at all.
And you have a '97-99 and it still does it after trying the above, turn the switch to the off position. Should stop the locking/unlocking.
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That depends, it would be nice if you posted the year car you have. If you have a 97-99 then yes, that's normal if you have the passive slide switch on the fob in the on position. Also if the switch gets a little dusty inside it will do the same thing. Try sliding the passive switch back and forth several times, then turn it off and walk around the car. It should no longer lock and unlock.
If you have any other year model, then no, it's not normal at all.
If you have any other year model, then no, it's not normal at all.
Last edited by mikee; Jun 30, 2012 at 10:16 PM.
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