Key will lock doors and trunk, but not unlock doors on 2004 BMW 645Ci
Passenger window: It is possible to lower the passenger window using the window control, but it will not bring the window up.
Key control: I can use my key to lock the car’s doors, however the key will not unlock the doors.
It will open the trunk, lock all doors, and also will set the alarm. But even if I push the key more, it will not unlock the doors.
In your professional experience, what are the causes to these two problems and how can they be repaired?
If not, then I usually start by reprogramming the receiver module first. If that does not help, then the module may need to be replaced.
As for the window, if a window will go down and not up then the left actuator is bad. It takes more effort to close a window, so a failing actuator cannot close the window. If you need to have this repaired, consider YourMechanic, as a certified mechanic can come to your home or office to diagnose your door locks and windows so that you can have the correct repairs done.
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Look for this in the glove box, the center console, or the trunk itself. This is usually present in nicer models to lack out nosy valets, but simply flipping this switch will also stop the key fob button from triggering.
Look for this in the glove box, the center console, or the trunk itself. This is usually present in nicer models to lack out nosy valets, but simply flipping this switch will also stop the key fob button from triggering.
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If not, then I usually start by reprogramming the receiver module first. If that does not help, then the module may need to be replaced.
As for the window, if a window will go down and not up then the left actuator is bad. It takes more effort to close a window, so a failing actuator cannot close the window. If you need to have this repaired, consider YourMechanic, as a certified mechanic can come to your home or office to diagnose your door locks and windows so that you can have the correct repairs done.
It may also be a beneficial to take a door panel off and probe a multi meter to the door actuator connectors to ensure they are receiving the proper power and ground when the buttons are pressed. If they are that only leaves two things that can be at fault. The door actuator or the motor inside of the door actuator.
I typically take the door apart and check the connections on the module and inside of the door just to make sure that there is nothing apparent in there. If the connections and the wiring are fine, then I use a scan tool to check the module to see what the inputs and outputs are doing. If you need to have this looked at, consider YourMechanic, as a certified mechanic can come to your home or office to diagnose your door problem and recommend a repair.