door locks not functioning right

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Asked by johntee Mar 24, 2008 at 07:35 PM about the 1997 BMW 3 Series

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

when using the keyless entry i can't put down all the locks.  it started in the right rear then the driver's side is not going down.  is there a reboot for this?

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your remote battery could be goingbad or the popers in doors are going bad.

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i had a problem with my door locks on my 1996 328i but it wasn't keyless entry. i took it to the shop and they fixed it with new actuaters for my door that wouldnt lock with the rest

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I would have to agree that its not your keyless entry system thats doing you wrong since thats nothing but electrical wires. Take a look and see if your actuator is bad for the locks on your door. Also another problem is when wires come loose in the door and when you put the window up and down it cuts them so check that out.

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We have a 2000 328i that has one of the doors that won't unlock ( the front passenger door ), whether we use the remote or the button on the console . We have even used the key outside on the drivers side door ( in the lock ) turning it to the left twice .... nothing works ...... in fact I ended up locked in last night . HELP !!!!!

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