Honda Door Locks Keep Clicking

Take the lock switches themselves out see if theres water or corrosion in there.

Honda door locks keep clicking.

The actuator mechanism has two rubber stops that eventually wear out or fall out of place and causes the malfunction. This vehicle has automatic door locks that lock all doors when key is turn on and unlocks when key is turned to off position. This will require some electrical inspection. All the doors lock properly it just keeps doing it over and over.

If there is you know you have a leak and its shorting out the contacts. Locking and unlocking while driving. You could pull the door lock fuse so you don t completely short some thing out and burn it up. If your power door locks sound like this it s time for a new actuator.

It is somewhat of a pain to access and replace. Door locks would repeatedly try to keep locking themselves. When the car is repaired of course you put the fuse back. Took care in recently because locks were making funny noise.

Now car locking and unlocking while driving. Went with oem part honda part number 72155 sv4 a21 160. The problem is the doors keep trying to lock while you are driving that is the locks keep clicking down for 2 to 3 minutes steady and then stop on their own. In this video i will point out a 2008 honda accord door lock actuator noise.

Still making same noise so they said it was a bad actuator and replaced the one they just put in. Honda told me it was the driver side actuator so replaced it.