2000 Buick Lesbre - Intermittant electrical: Door

32 to35 is recommended .

1- Door locks 2- Windows 3- Seat control 4- Drivers side mirror control 5- Drivers side mirror 6- Locks don't work To access these controls you need to use the "code" to unlock them. I cannot remember the code now but try texting me and I'll send the code to you.

sounds like a loose plug in the door. also open the door and visually check the boot and wires coming out of the door. some times these wires corrode/white ask effect. clean with battery turminal cleaner spray from auto store.

need to remove the door panel and check the clips that connect to the locking rods possiblr damaged or disconnected

coulb be the control switch on your panel you can take the door panel off and check for loose connections and try to test for continuity. if you dont know how take it to a shop and have them diagnose the electrical. im quite sure it the switch that burnt out

It makes an annoying whirring noise right? You need to replace the lock solenoid.

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Aside from the light is the stablizing unit working. If it is the light you will need to reprogram the computer if not your stablizing unit needs replacement. Good Luck

It sounds like your starter is bad, are you able to turn radio on? do lights and everything electrical still work? if so you need to replace your starter

Hello, NO you don't have to disarm airbags for glass.
You can pry off the door panel with big flathead screw driver. The panel is held on by plastic tabs that pry off and you can press them back on with fingers.
Before prying off panel, you should pry off electric window button panel. Also remove any screws that are visible. Sometimes the arm rest has little plastic covers with screws underneath it.
This is actually easier than it sounds.
Just remove any visible screws, and pry it off and lift up and she'll come off.

first check or replace the relays in the fuse panel under the dash for those two circuits and see if that fixes it