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The auto door locks on my sons 93 Civic quit working.. We checked the
fuse and it was fine. What else should we check?

Is there no movement at all? Is it a 4-door BTW?
Could be a mechanical problem, like the sensor in the "master-door" or the
electrical motor in the door that is not working.
Or could be a broken cable as well.

K.


"jstc" <jst@cox.net> wrote in message news:418FEAC0.2A1EE620@cox.net...
> The auto door locks on my sons 93 Civic quit working.. We checked the
> fuse and it was fine. What else should we check?
>

Yes it is a 4 door.

Koen wrote:

> Is there no movement at all? Is it a 4-door BTW?
> Could be a mechanical problem, like the sensor in the "master-door" or the
> electrical motor in the door that is not working.
> Or could be a broken cable as well.
>
> K.
>
> "jstc" <jst@cox.net> wrote in message news:418FEAC0.2A1EE620@cox.net...
> > The auto door locks on my sons 93 Civic quit working.. We checked the
> > fuse and it was fine. What else should we check?
> >

jstc wrote:
>
> The auto door locks on my sons 93 Civic quit working.. We checked the
> fuse and it was fine. What else should we check?

Have they stopped working both when using the key and when using the
switch? Have all four locks stopped working or only one (or two or
three)? Have they stopped working both for locking and unlocking?

Put a bulb in place of the fuse. No glow then someone kick the wire loose.

>>>"jstc" wrote in message
> Koen wrote:

> Yes it is a 4 door.

> > Is there no movement at all? Is it a 4-door BTW?
> > Could be a mechanical problem, like the sensor in the "master-door" or the
> > electrical motor in the door that is not working.
> > Or could be a broken cable as well.
> > K.

>> > "jstc" <jst@cox.net> wrote in message news:418FEAC0.2A1EE620@cox.net...
> > > The auto door locks on my sons 93 Civic quit working.. We checked the
> > > fuse and it was fine. What else should we check?