The power door locks on my S 80 quit recently. They still respond
individually when you try to lock with the door open, each will come back
up. The remote and arm rest switches don't do anything.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ken
> The power door locks on my S 80 quit recently. They still respond
> individually when you try to lock with the door open, each will come back
> up. The remote and arm rest switches don't do anything.
> Any ideas?
> Thanks,
> Ken
Bad fuse?
> The power door locks on my S 80 quit recently. They still respond
> individually when you try to lock with the door open, each will come back
> up. The remote and arm rest switches don't do anything.
> Any ideas?
> Thanks,
> Ken
Key on, dash lights lit. Close both front windows. Hold both front
window switches, in drivers door, in the up position for about 6
seconds or so, release. Remove key. Close all doors, hood and trunk
lid. Using the remote, lock and unlock the car twice. The UEM, Upper
Electronic Module is now reset.

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Roadie - 16 Oct 2006 14:57 GMT
> > The power door locks on my S 80 quit recently. They still respond
> > individually when you try to lock with the door open, each will come back
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> lid. Using the remote, lock and unlock the car twice. The UEM, Upper
> Electronic Module is now reset.
Should all of the doors, hood and trunk be open before starting this
process?
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Ken - 16 Oct 2006 20:53 GMT
WOW! Thanks for the info, obviously could have never done it without you.
FYI, I did open up everything while in the up window part. It worked great
and I'm back in business!
Thanks,
Ken
>> > The power door locks on my S 80 quit recently. They still respond
>> > individually when you try to lock with the door open, each will come
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Mike F - 18 Oct 2006 13:12 GMT
> WOW! Thanks for the info, obviously could have never done it without you.
> FYI, I did open up everything while in the up window part. It worked great
> and I'm back in business!
> Thanks,
> Ken
I think that you can reset this module (and all others if there's a
problem with what they control) with the same results by finding its
fuse and removing it for a couple of minutes or so.

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Mike F - 18 Oct 2006 13:22 GMT
> Should all of the doors, hood and trunk be open before starting this
> process?
I've never had to do this, I only know of it, so I don't know for sure.
I would guess that they all should be open.

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