Given the year and model, it's almost certainly the relay. Usually, the
relay contacts burn from arcing, and even though you hear the click,
there's no electrical contact.
There's a door unlock and a door lock relay located in the fuse and relay
box behind the switch panel on the left side of the dash. They're
identical, and the problem could be in either one. I can usually pull the
relays out using an angled pair of pliers. Feel on the relays with your
fingers to see which ones are clicking when the switch is moved one way or
the other. Then pull one out, go to your local dealer and purchase one.
Put it in, and recheck the locks. If they still don't work, swap the
other lock/unlock relay.
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hyundaitech - 12 Feb 2008 16:30 GMT
I just did one of these today, so I've some more exact information. The
most likely culprit is the door lock relay, second most likely is the
unlock relay. When you pull out the switch panel, the lock/unlock relays
are the two black ones on the very right. Part# 95225-38300. Start with
the one all the way on the right. That's the lock relay.
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Randy Pape - 09 Apr 2008 03:39 GMT
how do you get at the relays? i see they're behind the fuse block, but it
seems hard to get at . is there a trick to getting them out? thanks
> Given the year and model, it's almost certainly the relay. Usually, the
> relay contacts burn from arcing, and even though you hear the click,
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