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Old 12-04-2012, 06:17 PM   #1
lotus
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Default Central Locking Not Working on AU1

Have just refitted the dash back into the XR and now fitting the fairmont leather interior. Hooked the battery back up and everything seems to be right except fpr the central locking.
You press the remote and the lights flash twice and then the horn goes off like if a door is not closed. The indicator on the dash for the doors is working and goes off when all door are closed. Also if you try to lock the car manually, only the driver's door locks and no actuators work on the other doors.
It all worked fine before I pulled everything apart.
Any input woud be great!!

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