Ok so i purchased a 96 s10 blazer a few months back and just started driving it recently.
Anyway I think it is possessed. I have been having some electrical issues and not sure what is going on.
My battery has been dying. Well I found out yesterday that the interior lights are staying on, with the engine off and doors closed. So I tried taking out the courtesy light fuse so none of the lights would come on. Well the battery still died. So more investigation, well when you close the drivers door, the back hatch opens??????What the $/%^... And you can't close the hatch with the drivers door open. So tried a couple times closing the door and the hatch and it would work. But when you open the door the hatch opens. Now next problem. I locked the door manually and closed it well the hatch opened and then the drivers door would not unlock manually from the outside or the inside, could not open it either. Well so I pounded on the door for a few minutes and finally the lock unlocked. So it worked for a few minutes as described above, then the same thing with the lock again. Have no clue what the heck is going on.

Oh also the dimmer switch for the interior, when you move it up and down the dash lights flicker, or will cut out. Also the automatic mirror adjuster will not work going to the right when you push the button, and is slow to react to all other directions. Also the passenger seat lumbar control worked, then i pushed the button again and it just buzzes and won't do anything.. Lot of things I know.

Please!!!! I need some ideas...

Thanks
Ryan

 

Ok so I tore the rubber boot out of the door, took the door panel off, and pulled the parking brake and inspected all the wires. A friend told me since it did it when I opened the door the could be a short in the door wires. Well I took it all apart and inspected everything, and didn't find anything wrong. I taped it all back up and for some reason it is not doing it now. I will have to check and see if it is dead again tomorrow, but I'm still lost as to what is causing this.