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Old 04-15-2008, 10:30 PM
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Door will not lock or unlock by remote

I was just replaced the door lock on front driver side on my 2001 X5. Everythings seem to be functionals, but the door will not lock or unlock by remote. I have to use the key from outside to lock the door, Can someone help me to fix this problem,

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Old 04-15-2008, 10:44 PM
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hoàng check your wires connection.coi la.i may' cái dây co' gãng vô chüa.thành.
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Old 04-16-2008, 09:49 AM
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mrbmwx5, thanks for quick replied. I did checked the connection everything is fine
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Hey Kenny,
What did you figure out about that?
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Old 05-04-2008, 04:42 AM
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does it work with the button by the hazard lights button?

if it works with the button on the console below the shifter, then you have a problem with the computer accepting the key but i really doubt that since all the other doors work.

if you have the same symptoms, then there's a fault with the door lock. maybe the connections are fine but the lock mechanism is bad. those are the only two possibilities.
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Old 05-04-2008, 12:35 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by kennyhoang
I was just replaced the door lock on front driver side on my 2001 X5. Everythings seem to be functionals, but the door will not lock or unlock by remote. I have to use the key from outside to lock the door, Can someone help me to fix this problem,

Thanks, in advance
I also have an 01' X5. I got a similar problem that the front driver door side could not be unlocked nor locked by the remote about three years ago. At first I thought it was the lock itself. But replacing the lock did not fix it. I then tried replacing the control unit of the front driver door but it wasn't the case either.

When I installed my stereo system, as I routed the speaker cable from the back to the front driver door side, I had to open up the rubber piece at the door hinge that connects the body to the front driver door. I found that the pins of the connectors were rusted (looked like they were oxidized badly with some greenish color appearance) and one pin actually broke off. I cleaned that connector up and sticked a new pin to replace that broken one. It has been working like a charm since then. Hope this helps.

Justin.
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