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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / October 20051996 nissan sentra
my 96 sentra has power door locks that will unlock themselve while the car is not running. usually after about a hour. does anyone know what this can be? > my 96 sentra has power door locks that will unlock themselve while the car > is not running. usually after about a hour. does anyone know what this can > be? Someone with a fob on the same freq? Did you follow the instructions in the owners manual for a remote control code reset? Bobby >>my 96 sentra has power door locks that will unlock themselve while the car >>is not running. usually after about a hour. does anyone know what this can [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Bobby Do sentras have remote capability? I didn't think so. I think the issue may be that your power door lock circuitry got wet. Was the drivers windows left open on a rainy night or some other similar event. This happened on my maxima. After some time the problem just went away. CD I know the Sentra's brother B13 (200SX) has remote (my '95 does). Last time I saw something like this, the remote had been dropped in water and was intermittently sending codes. The quick way to verify is pull the batteries from your remotes and see if it stops. Gary K >>>my 96 sentra has power door locks that will unlock themselve while the >>>car [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > CD my car dosent have a remote.also the car will unlock itself while driving. is there a way to disable the power locks and end this problem without great expense? is there a separate fuse for the locks? > my car dosent have a remote.also the car will unlock itself while driving. > is there a way to disable the power locks and end this problem without > great expense? is there a separate fuse for the locks? I suggest taking out the power window/door lock control unit from the driver's door, take a blow dryer to it to blow away any possible moisture within, then put it back and see how it goes. Do this over night CD |
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