BADWITHCARS Posted December 24, 2007 Share Posted December 24, 2007 When it rains my car doors don't unlock and windows don't go down...sometimes just my door and window work only...something must be getting wet. WHAT? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TRD911 Posted December 24, 2007 Share Posted December 24, 2007 When it rains my car doors don't unlock and windows don't go down...sometimes just my door and window work only...something must be getting wet. WHAT? Our cars the 2nd gen GS are known for having issues with the door lock actuators. The door panel is easy to remove take it of and see if the door ECU is getting wet. BTW welcome to the club of being on Lexus owner. BP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UREXINMYLEX Posted December 25, 2007 Share Posted December 25, 2007 When it rains my car doors don't unlock and windows don't go down...sometimes just my door and window work only...something must be getting wet. WHAT? Our cars the 2nd gen GS are known for having issues with the door lock actuators. The door panel is easy to remove take it of and see if the door ECU is getting wet. BTW welcome to the club of being on Lexus owner. BP 2000 GS3 with 140k here in South Carolina..... 3 weeks ago my passenger side door lock stopped working all together! Will not lock manually or with the keyless however window works fine. I am assuming that the connecting rod between the lock assmbly and lock button came disconnected. Whats the steps to pull off the door panel? Done it in the past to a few cars but the push pins are always a pain and normally break a few. Any suggestions? Is it worth buying a panel puller tool? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BADWITHCARS Posted December 25, 2007 Author Share Posted December 25, 2007 The rain is over and my car works fine...at least the windows and doors...how much is this going to cost to fix....i have 131k on this baby...is it time to get something else... :whistles: When it rains my car doors don't unlock and windows don't go down...sometimes just my door and window work only...something must be getting wet. WHAT? Our cars the 2nd gen GS are known for having issues with the door lock actuators. The door panel is easy to remove take it of and see if the door ECU is getting wet. BTW welcome to the club of being on Lexus owner. BP 2000 GS3 with 140k here in South Carolina..... 3 weeks ago my passenger side door lock stopped working all together! Will not lock manually or with the keyless however window works fine. I am assuming that the connecting rod between the lock assmbly and lock button came disconnected. Whats the steps to pull off the door panel? Done it in the past to a few cars but the push pins are always a pain and normally break a few. Any suggestions? Is it worth buying a panel puller tool? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TRD911 Posted December 25, 2007 Share Posted December 25, 2007 When it rains my car doors don't unlock and windows don't go down...sometimes just my door and window work only...something must be getting wet. WHAT? Our cars the 2nd gen GS are known for having issues with the door lock actuators. The door panel is easy to remove take it of and see if the door ECU is getting wet. BTW welcome to the club of being on Lexus owner. BP 2000 GS3 with 140k here in South Carolina..... 3 weeks ago my passenger side door lock stopped working all together! Will not lock manually or with the keyless however window works fine. I am assuming that the connecting rod between the lock assmbly and lock button came disconnected. Whats the steps to pull off the door panel? Done it in the past to a few cars but the push pins are always a pain and normally break a few. Any suggestions? Is it worth buying a panel puller tool? Ever get to Columbia SC I could help you. should not take more than an hour a side. It is pretty easy. I would like to buy your bad actuators... maybe we could working something out. BP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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