2004 Power door lock issue
Hello, new to the site and I have been reviewing the posts on the subject of power door lock issues and can't seem to find my issue listed. I may have missed it, if so, I apologize. I have a 2004 4 door Blazer with 4 wheel drive, and the other day my power locks stopped working at the doors and the key fobs. Now, I have an aftermarket auto start and the fob activities the door locks also. Neither front door activities the door locks, either does the key fob now. When the truck is running and you either put the the vehicle in reverse/drive or to park, the locks would activate in the past, now nothing. I also do not hear any relay click. I have checked the 3 truck fuses (2 inside and one under the hood) and they look good and check out fine when metered. I also checked the fuses that are for the auto start system and they are also good. The rear hatch works and auto start also works. So I assuming that no power is getting to the relay(s)? What do I need to check next? Thanks, Brian
Hello, new to the site and I have been reviewing the posts on the subject of power door lock issues and can't seem to find my issue listed. I may have missed it, if so, I apologize. I have a 2004 4 door Blazer with 4 wheel drive, and the other day my power locks stopped working at the doors and the key fobs. Now, I have an aftermarket auto start and the fob activities the door locks also. Neither front door activities the door locks, either does the key fob now. When the truck is running and you either put the the vehicle in reverse/drive or to park, the locks would activate in the past, now nothing. I also do not hear any relay click. I have checked the 3 truck fuses (2 inside and one under the hood) and they look good and check out fine when metered. I also checked the fuses that are for the auto start system and they are also good. The rear hatch works and auto start also works. So I assuming that no power is getting to the relay(s)? What do I need to check next? Thanks, Brian
Last edited by Mods; May 23, 2021 at 05:41 AM.
Check for power at the relay first, as in pull it out, check its activation and hot side input pins, do you have 12V? should you have 12V at that location, etc, etc.
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