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Old 08-17-2022, 10:19 AM   #1
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Auto locking doors

I have a 2009 Honda Accord EX that was unlocking the driver side door when put in P, and if the doors were unlocked, it would auto lock them over 9 mph. It is no longer doing that. How do I fix this?
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Re: Auto locking doors

Owner's manual should say.
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Re: Auto locking doors

I have tried re-programming it based on the manual but it still does not work.
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Re: Auto locking doors

Hmmm...well it could be a short or other electrical issue; but I've heard of stuff like this being caused by odd voltage - either old battery or corroded cables - or it might be the system needs to be reset.

I would first try disconnecting the battery and holding the 2 battery connections together. This should drain all the voltage and reset everything.

While doing that, check the cables for corrosion. I once found corrosion gong back about 22cm from the battery, INside the insulation. Then make sure all the connections are tight.
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Re: Auto locking doors

I will give that a try. Question though, would I lose the stored key chip in the ECM or no? If it does happen, then I'd have to have it towed to the dealer since I wouldn't be able to start it.
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I will give that a try. Question though, would I lose the stored key chip in the ECM or no? If it does happen, then I'd have to have it towed to the dealer since I wouldn't be able to start it.

Don't know for sure but I'd guess not. Maybe look up the learn key procedure on youtube.
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