2003 Tahoe Rear Locks and Rear Hatch
#1
2003 Tahoe Rear Locks and Rear Hatch
I have a 2003 Tahoe and the rear door locks and rear hatch and window will not unlock. They will lock if I am successful in getting them unlocked, but they are sporatic. Once in a while they will work and then they stop working. I have had them worked on at least three times and I believe they replaced the actuator twice. I thought it was temperature related, but that does not seem to be a constant. I have read where several persons have had a problem with the rear hatch only, but not the rear door locks also. Has anyone experienced this off and on problem or know of a solution?
#3
did you ever figure out a fix for this issue? my 04 tahoe back doors and barn doors will not lock/unlock. i have to do it manually. remotes don't work, nor do the door lock buttons on the driver / passenger doors.
any ideas??
any ideas??
#4
The locks have not worked for about 2 weeks now and had been working prior to that for about 2 weeks and this has been happening off and on now for about 6 months. Strangely enough, it was about 27 degrees this morning and I got them working again by toggling the drivers side switch on and off, but cannot get the key fob to work the rear doors and hatch. I'm not sure how to check the connections at all the door switches. What does that involve?
#5
I have not figured it out yet. Unfortunately, I cannot unlock my rear hatch manually. In their infinite wisdom, the engineers did not put an inside release for the rear hatch. If I cannot get the locks to work my rear door and window is useless and it is a pain when you need it.
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#8
My 05 window wont lock/unlock but the door does with the key fob without any trouble. Dealership said $300 to fix, ouch! They said it was the whole button thingy. Excuse my termanoligy but, I can't remember what they called it LOL
#9
If "the whole button thingy" is the switch module in the door armrest, it should be a relatively easy to replace. I think it just a lift/pry out module and then disconnect the connectors.
If so, here's one source: http://www.switchdoctor.net/products...tch-511-3.html
Note that this one might not be exactly what you need depending on options.
Also might check for a fuse although the dealer should have done that but doesn't cost anything to recheck.
If so, here's one source: http://www.switchdoctor.net/products...tch-511-3.html
Note that this one might not be exactly what you need depending on options.
Also might check for a fuse although the dealer should have done that but doesn't cost anything to recheck.