2004 Dodge Neon "car door lock clicking driving" Questions

car, and only one set of keys...so noone plays pranks on me. Sounds spooky but it's true. Does anyone have a cluee why this may happen? Thank you i agree with the link rod solution if you pull

1998 dodge neon airconditioning belt adjustment? I need to adjust my aircondtioning belt, for a16 valve 4 cylinder 2 door....I cant seem to able to adjust it cause I don`t see any component that ...

...panel when I push the brake pedal. the noise is the relay clicking for the shift lock release....the auto door lock setting needs to be turned on...it should tell you how in the owners

...lock/unlock...on the door..click..click...it does beep or the horn toots..remember trucks key is in ignition , truck running, and I'm clicking the button on the inside of the door. Finally the door ...

...door lock problem On my Chevy Blazer 2008 I can use the remote to unlock the doors and it will continue to lock and unlock them. I have to time it just right to be able to open the drivers side door. ...

car with the keys out of the ignition the doors kept unlocking and locking. replace the door ajar switches,they get worn after awhile and barly make contact and that makes the body contol module think

...door locks will automatically lock and continue to lock every minute or so. If I let the car sit for more than one day without driving it, the battery is drained from the continiual locking and ...

click to unlock and lock because it had gotten wet and my car would set it's alarm after waiting 30 seconds when you would try to open the door. Changing this is an easy and cheap fix. I hope it helps

...you program options for the door locks If your fob wont work either you got a relay for the door lock bad it is located in the fuse panel push the door lock button and find the one that is ...

...car has key entry locks (not operated by a remote). Inside on both doors (below the horizontal push lock) there is a switch that is supposed to lock/unlock the doors electronically. Also, the doors ...