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posted by  Art Benstein on  Fri Jan 28 05:06 CST 2011
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pulling up on the front driver's side door usually open up all the door locks.

Now, or before the blower motor repair?

i don't recall trying the locking function, but the unlock feature doesn't engage.

Can you try it again so you don't have to rely on recall?

i don't know where any other parts of the central locking system would be, just really wondering if it could be a relay or something.

The relays are above your heater. They get power from fuse 8 and ground from a black wire in that mess of grounds at console upper right. The paired blue and yellow wires go to the actuator motors in three doors and the tailgate. The switch wires come in from the driver's door in red and green -- red gets grounded for lock and green for unlock. If you heard clicking but no action at the doors, maybe a relay or two have pulled slightly loose from their sockets just below the center vents. Look for two relays with red, green, black, blue, yellow wiring.


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