Power door locks unlock...but won't lock
#1
Power door locks unlock...but won't lock
Well, I am stumped. The power door locks on my 2001 Durango unlock just fine, but they won't lock.
When I push the driver's side door lock button, the horn sounds, but it does not actually lock. None of the locks engage. The same thing happens when I hit the passenger door button and the key fob.
I pulled the lock/mirror/window controls out of the driver's side door and made sure the pins were good and straight. Everything is good and tight.
Interestingly, I read here about the automatic door lock feature (when you go above 15). I turned it off and on and it is not working either.
Any ideas? I am bamboozled.
John
When I push the driver's side door lock button, the horn sounds, but it does not actually lock. None of the locks engage. The same thing happens when I hit the passenger door button and the key fob.
I pulled the lock/mirror/window controls out of the driver's side door and made sure the pins were good and straight. Everything is good and tight.
Interestingly, I read here about the automatic door lock feature (when you go above 15). I turned it off and on and it is not working either.
Any ideas? I am bamboozled.
John
#2
Chances are it's the CTM. Check out the electrical diagnosis and testing sticky at the top of the forum and then do a voltage drop test to see if you are getting a voltage signal out of the door lock button when you hit it. If you are the CTM is most likely shot. To be on the safe side and not throwing away money I would check for a signal out of the CTM as well if it is not there you are definitely looking at a new CTM.
#3
Check out the electrical diagnosis and testing sticky at the top of the forum and then do a voltage drop test to see if you are getting a voltage signal out of the door lock button when you hit it. If you are the CTM is most likely shot.
then do a voltage drop test to see if you are getting a voltage signal out of the door lock button when you hit it.
Thanks!
John
#4
+1 on the CTM. Odd things all combined at the same time (dome lights, horn honks, locks gone wild, etc) usually are CTM related. It's a $400 fix, dealer only and take both of your key fobs in when you get it fixed. They will need to be reset.
Could be wrong, but the horn beep with the locks is a dead giveaway. If you don't fix it, you may end up stranded, headlights lights not working, etc.
IndyDurango
Could be wrong, but the horn beep with the locks is a dead giveaway. If you don't fix it, you may end up stranded, headlights lights not working, etc.
IndyDurango
#5
The main page for the 1st gen durango for the sticky (it is a thread that has been "stickied" to the top of the page permanently) and the voltage drop test is explained in there. The only other way to test this is to throw parts at your problem and hope you get it right.
#6
sorry to bring this old thread back from the dead but.......the relays inside the control module click on lock and unlock, however there is only a single relay in the dash fusebox for the unlock, should there not be one right below it for lock? There is a blank spot for one but no pins behind it in my case anyways
Does anyone have a schematic and can verify whether they use the same relay or not?
In most cases that there is a separate relay for lock and unlock directly beside eachother in the panel.
Does anyone have a schematic and can verify whether they use the same relay or not?
In most cases that there is a separate relay for lock and unlock directly beside eachother in the panel.