In a message dated 7/20/00 10:09:12 PM Central Daylight Time,
Jpm699@email.msn.com writes:
<< e had this problem for a year now. The door locks will just lock and
lock and lock all on their own. Most times it takes somthing else to
trigger this such as, using the turn signal, opening or closing the windows
and most of all, by depressing the brake. I could press that brake pedal in
rapid succession and the doors will keep on locking. Somtimes you don't
have to do anything and they'll just take off on thier locking and unlocking
fit. It has been going on for many months now and comes and goes and right
now it's back with a vengence. I have since had a new alarm installed a few
months ago which has had no effect on this issue, though now the remote
start rarely works(as of a couple weeks ago). And I have had a new PCM
installed, also with no effect.
Also somthing strange from the other day, though I don't know if this is
related. It was about 90 degrees out at 2:00pm on Saturday, I was running
home for my lunch break(I started at 6:00am). When I got in the truck and
started it, it immediatly died. I tried it again with the same results. I
tried it yet again, but this time I gave it some gas, which kept it running,
but when I removed my foot it just died again. It took about 8 times before
>>
Usually when using an electrical accessory and something else starts
working or stops working, its a ground problem If you can find a shop manual
with a wiring diagram and ground locations and what the grounds go to, you
will notice each ground is tied in with several accessories,most of the time
a loose or corroded ground causes this kind of problem. Richard
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