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I've got a 2001 chevy metro. When you do the auto door locks the pasenger door doesn't lock but all others do. The same on the pasengers door switch it'll lock every door but that one. Where would I look to fix it.
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could be damaged wires in the door pillar to door rubber boot ,also the self locking mechanism will not work if this fault is prevalant ,personaly i do not like self locking vehicles as i do feel they are dangerous in a accident but??
You have a slave door electrical sysyem ... ie the drivers door is the Master door with a mechanical lock ,,, which sends an electrical trigger to All the other doors.... the passinger door does not have the trigger signal for the rest of the doors, but can operate via a Key .(or elec trigger from drivers door) So to recap Driver door (master (no motor) all others triggered by Drivers door . So dud passanger door motor. Good luck
you need to check the wire harness from the vehicle to the door for broken wires.the harness that goes through the door post and into the door gets a lot of flexing and will eventually break the wires in two.if this is not the case ,you may just need to replace the switch.
i would say it isn't a fuse its a relay or triangle shaped device plugged into your fuse block because all them uses more watts that an ordinary light.
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