I noticed.  I even tried "guess the URL" on it.  However, the fact that
there *is* such a bulletin is interesting in itself.

Good luck!

Andy

Yeah, but that's all they tell at that site. I see that most of the
TSBs there have a link to view the full bulletin, but the two locking
TSBs have the "view document" function grayed-out. :>(

Before you do that...

http://www.nissanhelp.com/Recalls/Quest/Year.htm

"Service Bulletin Num : 00046
Date of Bulletin: MAY 15, 2000    

View Document
Component: STRUCTURE: BODY: DOOR
Summary: SERVICE INFORMATION USED IF THE DOOR LOCK / UNLOCK OR THE ALARM
SOUNDS BY THEMSELVES INTERMITTENTLY ON AN APPLIED VEHICLE"

(wonderful thing Google)

Andy

As I mentioned, I've never used the "remote fob." It has never left the
key hook in the house. And since this happens not only at home, but all
over town....

I will look into some of the electrical issues mentioned here.  Nissan
does have TWO TSBs out on this, although my local dealer denies
it....Maybe I'll break down and pay the $20 "access fee" to the TSBs
that Nissan or Alldata demands and see what they have to say....

My 1997 Nissan Quest has starting -- intermittently -- locking the
doors on it's own.

I'll walk away from the unlocked van and come back later and sometimes
it will have locked itself up. Sometimes all doors, sometimes only a
couple.

I live in the remote woods, no one else around. I've never used the key
fob remote that came with the vehicle.

And the vehicle -- at least from what I can read in the owners manual
-- does not seem to have an "auto lock" function that can be programmed
into the factory installed alarm.

Any thoughts?