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Old 07-08-2012, 09:52 PM   #1
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Default AUII Central locking bug, open door from outside, car unlocks

Hi all, i asked this ques in the auto elec section a while back with no luck. Hoping some AU guru's might have some insight possibly for me.


I have an issue with my XR8's central locking. You can lock the car no worries, all doors are locked, but if you open the front passenger side door from the outside, it will open and unlock the whole car.
Everything else operates as normal and its only the passenger front that does it, this happened out of the blue, haven't taken the inside trims off in years.

Any ideas? I have read through a ton of other threads with central locking issues, but didn't find something like this

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