Central door lock system not working

no all is related to one fuse you can remove the door internal controls and decore and remove center lock motor plug and test two connectors with multimeter with set on 12v and then lock un lock door and check the reading of the multimeter if it read signal then all plugs and wires from central lock control unit to the door central lock unit is okay it this cae you have to replace the door central lock unit with the same if no signal is readed while you lock unlock the door then you have to check central control unit and all wire plus out of it to the door plug

2- you can remove central control unit from driver door and test it in passenger door (usually the same unit ) if it works with lock unlock its then the replaced unit is faulty and needs to be replaced if it not work then check plugs wires from central lock unit (usually found inside driver door ) to the central lock unit in passenger door

3- check signal for said door fro the output of central door unit if no signal then it mean that faulty central lock control unit

The arm that controls the lock probably came loose. You need to take out the door panel, the plastic sheet, and reattach it.

The owner's manual will show you what fuse is for the AC. You can find a manual here: Owner Manual 2000 Honda Accord Sedan Honda Owners Site It has one for the sedan and one for the coupe. For a video of how to change the fuse, go here: Interior Fuse Box Location 1998 2002 Honda Accord 2000 Honda Accord EX...

see FSM
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see ESM 2000 here. 253mb size ISO

http://hondatech.info/downloads/Auto/Manuals/Accord/

read the oper. guide yet?
check all fuses.
do inside car , locks work, all of them?

check central locking system fuse it controls all door locks and other acessories.need go to dealership buy remote keys..

FOR Central locking not working on 2000 Hyundai accent?Click the link below :-----

http://schematicsdiagram.blogspot.in/2012/03/this-is-how-system-operates.html

This will help.

Thanks.

Hi the central lock unit is located in the drivers door

Blown fuse?, check to owners manual for a theft system fuse.

hi check your fuses before anything else if they are ok check your wiring in the drivers door as it seems the drivers door actuator is faulty be carfull if you try to see if you can test by by-passing the actuator all the switches need to be connected before you can test as one feeds the other and vise -versa if no live going to the switch and its not a fuse check the wiring loom where it passes through the door to the a-post as opening and closing the door breaks the wires yates210456