Try tilting the seat forward then pushing the release button. If the release button feels normal / easier then you must hold the release until the seat is in place. The weight of the seat can cause the latch to not open. Also make sure there is no trash in the lugs on the van floor.
SOURCE: automatic door locks will not work
Probably the door actuator - a part inside the door that activates the lock, particularly if neither the interior lock switch or the remote do not lock the door. Once the doors lock the horn will beep again - the lack of beep indicates the vehicle is not secure.
SOURCE: Seat adjustment forward and back stuck
I had this problem not to long ago, it's a very easy fix! I agree with that garr651!
There is a a thin metal wire that runs from the left & right side under the seat. Each end of the wire loops around a small hole on each track bracket and is held in place by two small washers that fit inside a grove.
Check to see if the washers are in the groves and holing each end of the wire tightly. If they're not simply slide them back into place and make sure the wire tight.
The easiest way to do this is to look under the driver seat from the back seat. Also a pair of needle nose pliers may become handy (although not necessary).
SOURCE: 1999 Honda CRV automatic door lock only works for three doors
you have a power wire broke or grounding out some where
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Hm, seems a little WD-40 did the trick. Apparently it'll lock automatically when pressing down on the seat. I just plopped in it a couple times and it clicked. No lever pressing necessary.
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