I need an intelligent response to this question. If you smart and worthy answer please post. I think I know what is wrong but I want to hear other opinions first.
Ok here it goes. It has been happening for a month now.
1989 BMW e34 m20 525iA 272,000 miles
Both front doors permanently unlocked. Rear left door permanently locked. Back right door is the only one that works.
Locks are rock solid and won't move.
When the car is unlocked by turning the key, it sounds as if all the locks click to unlock. The rear right door (only working one) unlocks and then immediately ocks again. Turn the key to the unlock position again and it unlocks and stays unlocked. The trunk locks also work. When unlocked formt he trunk, same result occurs.
This is pissing me off. can't keep valuables in my car anymore unless I lock them in the trunk. besides the fact that it is embarassing.
Honestly can someone help or has experienced this before on their 5er or other series?
I ask the moderators if it is OK that I copy and post this in multiple sections in which I know intelligent help is availible. This is for urgency and exposure.
Ok here it goes. It has been happening for a month now.
1989 BMW e34 m20 525iA 272,000 miles
Both front doors permanently unlocked. Rear left door permanently locked. Back right door is the only one that works.
Locks are rock solid and won't move.
When the car is unlocked by turning the key, it sounds as if all the locks click to unlock. The rear right door (only working one) unlocks and then immediately ocks again. Turn the key to the unlock position again and it unlocks and stays unlocked. The trunk locks also work. When unlocked formt he trunk, same result occurs.
This is pissing me off. can't keep valuables in my car anymore unless I lock them in the trunk. besides the fact that it is embarassing.
Honestly can someone help or has experienced this before on their 5er or other series?
I ask the moderators if it is OK that I copy and post this in multiple sections in which I know intelligent help is availible. This is for urgency and exposure.