williamlang68
Celica Door Lock Problem
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A 2001 Toyota Celica owner experienced a door lock issue where the door couldn't be locked or unlocked with the key fob or manually. The suspected cause was a faulty cable or plug. A suggestion was made to inspect the wiring harness where it enters the door, as constant door movement can damage the wires. Upon inspection, a fractured wire was found, and the issue was resolved by a workshop.
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williamlang68 (community.author)
Thanks for the quick reply. Can you tell me more about the wiring harness issue on your Opel Astra? Was it a broken wire, a corroded connector, or something else? More details would help.
simonrichter1
Sure thing! On my Astra, it was a couple of wires that had completely snapped inside the rubber boot where the harness goes into the door. You couldn't see it unless you really bent the boot back and had a good look. If you're not comfortable messing with electrical stuff, honestly, a workshop would probably be the best bet. Could save you a headache!
williamlang68 (community.author)
Thanks for the help. I checked the wiring harness in the door jamb and found a fractured wire. I decided to take the Celica to a workshop. They fixed it quickly. The total cost was 95€, which I think is reasonable. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction!
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simonrichter1
Hey! Sounds like a pain! I had something kinda similar happen with my old Opel Astra, although the symptoms were a little different. The central locking would go haywire sometimes. Have you checked the wiring harness where it goes from the car body into the door? That's where mine was messed up. Constant opening and closing of the door can wreck those wires.