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2688 GenIII
11/29/2008 01:46:37
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Message: my electic door locks won't lock by the switches nor by the alarm, but they work when i unlock them. after 15 miles per hour they are suppose to lock but again no luck? anyone have this problem or know how to fix it. thanks guy's
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J and J Auto GenII
12/02/2008 21:15:48
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Message: the switch has a fuse and activates a relay
check switch, fuse and relay
usualy just the fuse
Larry J&J Auto
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2688 GenIII
12/04/2008 17:47:29
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Message: where is the relay located at? and is the fuse on the bottom side of the switch?
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Jimmy9190 Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/04/2008 20:21:19
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Message: Not to go against Larry but if lock is working but unlock is not, chances are pretty good the fuses are OK and the Central Timer Module is bad. The relays for the electric locks and the guts of the keyless entry system are contained in the CTM.
The relays are not serviceable. The CTM has to be replaced and the new one needs to be programmed to the truck with the dealer DRB-3 tool. I have heard it's about a $300 job including the new CTM. A junkyard CTM will work but it has to come from a truck with exactly the same options as your truck. And it still needs to be programmed at the dealer.
Jimmy
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2688 GenIII
12/06/2008 08:09:17
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Message: thanks for all the info, that is what i was thinking it is. i had the CTM replaced earlier this year an it was $500. I'm not looking forward to paying that again. unlock work, locking does not. again thanks for the insight on this matter. this web page is great for use dakota guy's,and gal's.
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TuckerLdLow Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/07/2008 14:56:46
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Message: You're sure that it's not just a key fob problem? It does the same thing on both key fobs? I ask because the wife's van did something similar and I was ready to tell her to take it to the dealer, but tried my keys and ... hmm, it worked. Turned out it was just her key fob where she'd been pressing the buttons with the end of her fingernail instead of her fingertip - and split the button, messing up the internals.
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yep Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
12/07/2008 16:36:44
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Message: what year truck is this? have you considered rewiring this system? because the motors are just a basic 5 wire system and you could use the origional switches to power up new relays? or you could run new wires from the motors to a 451m model from directed electonics and have it work with the alarm only? i am an electronic expert and shop foreman at a custom shop in detroit. on one of my dakotas- i installed actuators and there is other options for you- then what has been recommended. they are just involved for labor and time...
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