1998 Plymouth Voyager Auto Door Locks

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Electrical problem
1998 Plymouth Voyager V6 Front Wheel Drive Automatic 105000 miles
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My 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE/Expresso (105,000 miles) has developed an intermittant problem that appears to be related to the auto door locks. The Door Ajar light blinks on and off, the interior lights go on and off, the locks lock repeatedly, and the "Bing" noise joins in at the same rapid pace as all the rest. If I open and close the drivers side door all of this will stop (very temporarily). If I open and close the passenger side door nothing changes. Any thoughts?
Dec 3, 2007 at 4:54 PM
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[quote:85e746055d="ddear"]Electrical problem
1998 Plymouth Voyager V6 Front Wheel Drive Automatic 105000 miles
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My 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE/Expresso (105,000 miles) has developed an intermittant problem that appears to be related to the auto door locks. The Door Ajar light blinks on and off, the interior lights go on and off, the locks lock repeatedly, and the "Bing" noise joins in at the same rapid pace as all the rest. If I open and close the drivers side door all of this will stop (very temporarily). If I open and close the passenger side door nothing changes. Any thoughts?[/quote:85e746055d]



door switch driver side
also if you can scan the system that will help
Dec 3, 2007 at 8:36 PM
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