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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / January 2005

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Locks itself!

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Richard Huggins - 07 Jan 2005 17:52 GMT
My wife's '04 Maxima sometimes locks itself when the keys are in the
ignition and the engine is running.  (It might happen with the engine off
but the key in the acc. position.) I recall a time when I stepped out of the
car at the store while she was in it, and when I returned the door was
locked. (No...she wasn't sending me a signal...) This also happened to her
the other day, forcing her to use her hidden key.

Can anyone shed any light on this?

--Richard
jmattis@attglobal.net - 07 Jan 2005 23:18 GMT
> My wife's '04 Maxima sometimes locks itself when the keys are in the
> ignition and the engine is running.  (It might happen with the engine off
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>
> --Richard

Body control module screwed up.  Bad wiring.  Bad alarm.  Bad switch.

Never did get it figured out in my wife's '96 Avalon.  Sold after
29,000 miles for security reasons.  Start taking it to the dealer and
documenting your repair requests, so you can try to get a buy-back
under your state's lemon laws if they can't fix it.

The dealer kept giving us a loaner (two months out of service
altogether), neatly sidestepping our laws.  It was a considerable loss,
trading after 2 years.    Your laws may vary, but I suggest not asking
for a loaner if your laws are like my state's.  Find out by calling
your attorney general or motor vehicle bureaucracy, and get a copy of
the law.

Good luck.

JM
 
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