Problems with auto locks.

[focifrost]

I was looking for information on TSB 3102a Auto Door Locks Cycling Outside of Normal Operation. I've searched and the only info I come up with is the title. Does anyone have the actual remedy for this TSB? Any help would be great thanks.

[focifrost]

Anyone?

[Nighthawk243]

You might need to contact the dealer. Alot of us do not have anything aside from the summary either.

As far as the auto door locks, if it periodically locks you out while the car is running, just keep a spare door key in your wallet, or in a very well hidden location. If the car locks you out, pull out the spare, and unlock.

I had a key stashed on the underbody when I had the 1995 for that reason.

[GatorGA]

First, focifrost, :welcome:

Second, you might get more help by doing two things: 1) Fill out your profile so people know what year and model vehicle you are referring to, and 2) You might want to explain the problem you're having instead of saying "TSB 3102a." Some know what that means, but most do not. Good luck.

[focifrost]

Ok, well the problem is that when I turn off the car and lock it with the remote (stock). The car will lock and unlock itself continuously, causing the battery to die. What I have done so far is remove the relays, this has solved the problem, but now I don't have auto locks. The car is a 2004 Grand Am SE1.

[focifrost]

bump.

[Adam88]

Pull apart your key chain clicker, make sure its not sticking... mine did the same thing until I cleaned it out!

[focifrost]

Thanks, I'll try that, anyone else?

[focifrost]

I cleaned the remote and it still does it.

[focifrost]

bump.