This should be in the tech section, maybe the admins can move it? Great write-up.
Radio and interior lights won't turn off...
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grnphrog
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Just did this for my 2005 Yukon, however, it didnt help me. I still am getting the Drivers Door Ajar warning.
Looks like a RockAuto order for me!
Great write up and worth the time to just to make sure.
Thanks!
Looks like a RockAuto order for me!
Great write up and worth the time to just to make sure.
Thanks!
Thanks man I'm having similar issue. I turn off the engine remove the key and my radio will not turn off when opening the drivers door but if i walk back and open the drivers passenger door the radio will shut of as it should I will go your route and clean my contracts and see it that takes care of the issue. Thanks and good write up Sir!!!
Old Goat
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Does anyone know if this procedure is similar for the rear doors also?
Jason in DLH
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Will be trying this as the same thing is happening to me. Thanks for the info!
ivin74
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Give it a shot and let us know if it works.
And take good pics along the way!
Old Goat
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Did the left rear door this afternoon. Worked out good.
Then I find out that these actuators are done by Dorman.
https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-12...Door%20Lock%20Actuator%20Motor&position=Front
Available from Amazon also.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B083VPCWK7/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
Velly interesting!!!!
Then I find out that these actuators are done by Dorman.
https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-12...Door%20Lock%20Actuator%20Motor&position=Front
Available from Amazon also.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B083VPCWK7/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
Velly interesting!!!!
Pitterpat
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@M1Gunner, great post!
I know this is an older post but this just happened to me today on my 2012 Yukon....coldest day of the year!
I go out to ck my car earlier and the battery is dead....dead, dead. Anyway I charged the battery, yes it's only 1 year old. So then the door latch got boggled up and so the door won't close. As I'm trying to figure that out, I work on it for several hours, can't get the latch to go back into the right position. I finally give up (it's dark out by now) I turn the car off and the gauge lights and radio stay on.d..I fiddle with it a bit and realize that's why the battery was dead/ I drove the Yukon a couple of days ago in the daylight, didn't realize when I did the radio and gauge lights didn't go off.
So, since tomorrow is a holiday and it's so fricking cold out I'll try to get into my mechanic on Tuesday or Wednesday. I don't feel like messing with it.
I know this is an older post but this just happened to me today on my 2012 Yukon....coldest day of the year!
I go out to ck my car earlier and the battery is dead....dead, dead. Anyway I charged the battery, yes it's only 1 year old. So then the door latch got boggled up and so the door won't close. As I'm trying to figure that out, I work on it for several hours, can't get the latch to go back into the right position. I finally give up (it's dark out by now) I turn the car off and the gauge lights and radio stay on.d..I fiddle with it a bit and realize that's why the battery was dead/ I drove the Yukon a couple of days ago in the daylight, didn't realize when I did the radio and gauge lights didn't go off.So, since tomorrow is a holiday and it's so fricking cold out I'll try to get into my mechanic on Tuesday or Wednesday. I don't feel like messing with it.
