2003 LS Blazer, please help!
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2003 LS Blazer, please help!
Hey y'all, I'm a newbie here. 2nd time owning a '02 blazer. I LOVE them.
Anywho, I noticed about a month ago my auto-locks when shifting out of park aren't locking like normal, and also when I cut the truck off the radio cuts off instead of staying on for ten-ish minutes like it used to, and of course it automatically starts chiming if I don't take out the key. Almost like a door is opened, obviously I've slammed everything shut to make sure, but still no luck. I have no clue what it could be, I'm guessing maybe an electrical problem? Ive google different things with absolutely no luck or finding anyone with the same problem. Please help! I want to keep my baby girl as she was. Thanks guys!
Anywho, I noticed about a month ago my auto-locks when shifting out of park aren't locking like normal, and also when I cut the truck off the radio cuts off instead of staying on for ten-ish minutes like it used to, and of course it automatically starts chiming if I don't take out the key. Almost like a door is opened, obviously I've slammed everything shut to make sure, but still no luck. I have no clue what it could be, I'm guessing maybe an electrical problem? Ive google different things with absolutely no luck or finding anyone with the same problem. Please help! I want to keep my baby girl as she was. Thanks guys!
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On 99-00 and newer I believe the sensor is built into the door latch. Its the piece that hold the door shut, but it also senses when the door is open or closed. Because of how much it is used, usually the drivers door is the one that goes bad. you have to take the door apart and change the latch. If you have a junkyard nearby you might be able to get one there and learn how the door comes apart at the same time.
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