Mk2 open door warning question

[hywelkidd]

My Focus is a bit confused. It seems as though my rear doors are wired up wrong as when one is opened the car seems to think that the other one is open instead.

Does anyone know if it would be relatively easy to fix this or would it be too much of a pain for such a minor "issue"?

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[jeebowhite]

that would suggest a short circuit somewhere to me, and that may not be an easy fix

[mrmetallica]

8 hours ago, hywelkidd said:

My Focus is a bit confused. It seems as though my rear doors are wired up wrong as when one is opened the car seems to think that the other one is open instead.

Does anyone know if it would be relatively easy to fix this or would it be too much of a pain for such a minor "issue"?

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i hope you sort this.mine is doing the exact same thing .not sure what to do about it .

[jeebowhite]

check your fuseboard/s, if like my mondeo you have a boot fusebox, see if you have central locking (per door) fuses.

If you do, pull out the one corresponding to the appropriate door, and see if this works correctly or back to front.

It is slightly possible, that beyond a short circuit, someone has fitted door modules the wrong way around, and so the data being fed back is in fact the resistance for the other door, thus showing the wrong door is open

[mrmetallica]

6 hours ago, jeebowhite said:

check your fuseboard/s, if like my mondeo you have a boot fusebox, see if you have central locking (per door) fuses.

If you do, pull out the one corresponding to the appropriate door, and see if this works correctly or back to front.

It is slightly possible, that beyond a short circuit, someone has fitted door modules the wrong way around, and so the data being fed back is in fact the resistance for the other door, thus showing the wrong door is open

mine used to work ok not had any work on back doors

[jeebowhite]

That would suggest a short circuit or water ingress. I suspect it may be worth checking if there are any signs of a perished windshield seal or other locations water may be seeping in. Check the grommet on the firewall also

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[mrmetallica]

1 hour ago, jeebowhite said:

That would suggest a short circuit or water ingress. I suspect it may be worth checking if there are any signs of a perished windshield seal or other locations water may be seeping in. Check the grommet on the firewall also

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mines dry inside.i know im having issues with the passenger door making clicking noises when locking the car and the mirrors are folding.yet to look into that.so maybe it could be that .