93 legacy right hand drive door lock timer location

fix dead head lamps first on all cars made 100 year running.
the work key on and key off or no key at all, by law here.

1. battery dead. load test it.
2. fuses blown
3. alternator died causing #1

Has the Central Locking button on the dashboard stopped working? Have you checked the fuse for the locking systems in the fuse box in the dashboard fuse panel. The panel is located in the LEFT foot well at about knee height when sitting. On LEFT hand drive cars it's behind a trim panel next to the driver's left knee. On RIGHT hand drive cars it's inside the glovebox behind a small trim panel.
Fuse 15 at 30A rating. try this website for more details.
https://fuse-box.info/citroen/citroen-c2-2003-2009-fuses

Most of the relays are under the black cover that sits right behind the battery in right hand drive cars. Take the cover off, turn it over and read the inside of it, it will tell you what fuses and relays are there.

Replacing the drivers door switch most often takes care of this problem. Due to the cost of the part have a dealer confirm this.

I have a 93 legacy. Subaru's always run in front wheel drive until a sensor tells the computer the front wheels are not turning the same speed as the rear wheels( spining on ice or sand etc.). At that point all wheels will be driven though a clutch to the rear wheels. This is not good if the car needs to be towed with the front wheels in the air! This "all wheel drive" can be shut down for towing. Under the hood on my 93, there is an in line fuse holder on the pass. side of car behind the front strut mount. Open the top of the holder and it will be empty, put in a fuse (10 or 20 amp or close) , this completes a circuit and shuts down the rear wheels. I don't know if the your 97 has this in the same place, but it must have one some place. hope this can help you.

behind the timing belt cover... it is driven by the timing belt.... if you are standing in front of the car it will be just below the a/c compressor and to the right .

Hi Friend: Your Circuit Breaker for your power door locks are located in your fuse box, its Located Left Side of the drivers side instrament Panel, Which it pulls Down for easy Access. Just lock at the Diagram or labels right where your fuses go in. . I hope this has helped you. Please let me Know if this has Solved your Problem. Thanks From d_hubbs

Sounds like the transmission has reached the end of service life. I have a 93 that did the same thing. It would drive until the transmission heated up then nothing, except for reverse. I had a TRW rebuild transmission installed and now my 93 Legacy has 500,000 miles. $2,200 to repair vs $25,000 to replace. The only thing you would miss is the new car smell for a few weeks. But you can keep $20,000 plus.

Are both right and left sides inop? Check the switches on the door jams. They could be going bad.Make sure they are working. Check the motors that retract the belts.

look under passnger seat and carpet this where the circuit breaker is located most likely you'll find a corroded solder joint 6-8 inches away from it,good luck