At 08:48 PM 4/16/2011, Gerry wrote:
>Your story about your son's problem is somewhat similar to a problem I have
>had with my 03 Murano since it was new....The car will lock itself when you
>are not expecting it......
>My theory is that there is a control rod somewhere between a solenoid and a
>lock that is a few thousands too long or too short and when the temps are
>extreme it trips the lock......
Gerry,
You could test that idea pretty easily. When you are expecting an extreme in
the weather, check on the car to see if it locked itself. If it did,
go in and remove
the fuse to the electrical locks, or the remote entry system. Then
see if it locks
itself again. If so, then your idea about it being mechanical is a
good one. If
it doesn't lock with the fuse pulled then it's electrical.
John
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