Weird door locking problem, electrical?

[Edd]

There are plenty of problems with computers and the internet, yet you're reading this forum right now. Somehow I don't think your post really helps the OP. Besides, plenty of problems can occur with mechanical systems (though they are easier to detect).
OP, your best bet is to take the car to the dealership and explain it to them.

[brickhardmeat]

Originally Posted by Edd

There are plenty of problems with computers and the internet, yet you're reading this forum right now. Somehow I don't think your post really helps the OP. Besides, plenty of problems can occur with mechanical systems (though they are easier to detect).
OP, your best bet is to take the car to the dealership and explain it to them.

every car I ever owned with power locks/windows had quirky problems or failed and actuators had to be replaced, reason I shopped for one without

I HATE power options such as these, maybe I'm not here to help this time, maybe I'm just here to drop a snotty comment

[Pars]

Originally Posted by brickhardmeat

every car I ever owned with power locks/windows had quirky problems or failed and actuators had to be replaced, reason I shopped for one without

I HATE power options such as these, maybe I'm not here to help this time, maybe I'm just here to drop a snotty comment

True for older models, but I believe power windows on newer cars are more reliable then the wind-up. I'm basing that assumption on Honda's and Toyota's, it's been ages since I've owned an American car. I totally hated the piece of shit wind-up windows on my old 98 Civic which was constantly braking on me or coming off it's track. For Windows, Power is the way to go.

[b_hickman11]

Originally Posted by brickhardmeat

every car I ever owned with power locks/windows had quirky problems or failed and actuators had to be replaced, reason I shopped for one without

I HATE power options such as these, maybe I'm not here to help this time, maybe I'm just here to drop a snotty comment

Maybe you don't know how to treat a car. I have owned several vehicles and all of them had power locks, factory and aftermarket, and I have never had any problems.

[supmet]

Originally Posted by b_hickman11

Maybe you don't know how to treat a car. I have owned several vehicles and all of them had power locks, factory and aftermarket, and I have never had any problems.

Maybe you got lucky? By the way you responded to someone who hasn't posted in 2 years, almost exactly to the day.

[ern-diz]

Originally Posted by supmet

Maybe you got lucky? By the way you responded to someone who hasn't posted in 2 years, almost exactly to the day.

LMAO...i think bender is responsible for resurecting the dead thread (he is a noob after all, no offense) and mr. hickman is guilty of quickly responding to what he saw w/o looking at dates lolol...

[bender]

Originally Posted by ern-diz

LMAO...i think bender is responsible for resurecting the dead thread (he is a noob after all, no offense) and mr. hickman is guilty of quickly responding to what he saw w/o looking at dates lolol...

Yeah I was well aware of the date of the last post but I thought I would post the solution for anyone else who found it like I did when searching. Being a "NOOB" I guess I thought these forums were a place for poeple to help each other out, I guess they are just a place for people to respond with useless posts to piss off others who are looking for help. BENDER

[ern-diz]

Originally Posted by bender

Yeah I was well aware of the date of the last post but I thought I would post the solution for anyone else who found it like I did when searching. Being a "NOOB" I guess I thought these forums were a place for poeple to help each other out, I guess they are just a place for people to respond with useless posts to piss off others who are looking for help. BENDER

lol don't catch feelings buddy, this is the internet...i wasn't attacking u and i said no offence, didn't i?...this site is about helping people but, those of us that have been here for awhile can't help but chuckle a little when we see someone respond to a post that has been dead for 2 years...if you brought it back to life (in what we jokingly refer to as a zombie thread lol) for the reasons you stated, then all respect due and i do hope it helps someone...it's just that in most cases it's a mistake made by newbs that don't check the date on the last post...nothing to get upset about tho, relax, it's all love

[b_hickman11]

Originally Posted by supmet

Maybe you got lucky? By the way you responded to someone who hasn't posted in 2 years, almost exactly to the day.

I post almost everyday so how is that turned in to every 2 years.......DB