Power Door Lock Fuse Keeps Blowing

Power door locks are prone to failures due to electrical interruptions corrosion broken wires or blown fuses.

Power door lock fuse keeps blowing.

Best answer mark helpful. Unplug cigarette lighter check circuit unplug each door individualy at first don t forget the back doors check circuit. Usualy the door wiring is damaged but there may be more then two cigarette lightes depending on the model. I hooked up my camper and a few mile down the road i could smell electric burning.

Once the switches corrode you will keep blowing fuses until you either remove the corrosion or replace the switch. 4 people found this helpful. And the fuse blows as soon. To test disconnect all locks and switch then replace fuse if don t blow start with driver door and reconnect lock check fuse see if it blew if not reconnect switch active lock check fuse see if ok.

If you caught it early enough you may be able to clean it up with dielectric grease a must have for working on car electrical systems. If the power door lock relay fails it will cut off power to the entire power door lock. Find out why a lack of any movement in door locks is most likely a result of a blown. Ive recently had the dash apart to fix the defrost diverter.

Power door lock fuse keeps blowing. Ive disconnected the brake controller the cig. Does it blow the fuse if so sounds like possibly a door lock actuator is going out and sticking causing the fuse to blow. Fuse to suburban cigarette lighter power locks keeps blowing.

When i got home i noticed the fuse for the door locks was blown. Which blew the fuse within 15 miles. You have a short somewhere in the system. Maybe one of the lock actuators or a switch.

Iv since had the dash back apart and replaced the door lock relay.