I have checked the fuse and remote and they are good
You need to have the body control module scanned, it is the control for this and most other body electrical; functions. It requires a specialized scanned.
SOURCE: power door locks and windows not working from the drivers side
Check the fuses first. If that dont work take the door apart the wiers have problably lost the connection due to kids and chocolate.
Gotta love them tho.
SOURCE: no dome light or radio
It's the IOD fuse. Trust me, I just fixed the exact problem on my '98 not ten minutes ago. The fuse is located in the fuse box inside the driver's side door. It will be the fuse on the bottom and toward the front of the panel with a black cover over it. Just pull the fuse holder straight out and snap the hinged cover forward to expose the fuse. Just a standard 10 amp automotive fuse and you're back in business!
Wes
SOURCE: 99 4-runner limited-power door locks dont lock, but will unlock
I have found a ridiculous solution for this door lock issue. As many people have mentioned, it does involve the control panel under the driver side dash. I noticed that if I pushed the control panel/fusebox in while working the key fob and/or door lock switch, IT WORKED! So, my silly solution was to insert a t-ball (regulation size) between the fusebox/control panel and the paneling closest to the driver on the top side of the fusebox. IT WORKS!!
Glad I didn't spend $500 for Toyota dealer to fix.
Hope my son doesn't miss his t-ball!!
SOURCE: no power in driver side door
I just fix the same problem :(
Two wires in harness were broke. Let me give you some instructions to fix this. 1- Remove the inside panel. then remove the conection that is in the middle betwen the door and the body of the car, is like black cover for the wires. In my case 2 of these wires were broke.
2- Remove the screws of the door in the frame then close the door and pull the door only a few inches just to have acces of your hand to pull the wires.
3- Add another piece of cable, to meke these cables longer, and put everything back.
call 21-642-9775.
SOURCE: 2004 Hyundai Sonata door lock functions inoperable.
you have a bad relay.. the 'lock' relay.
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