mitch236

When I try to lock my car with the remote, I get two beeps and the doors won't lock. I've checked all the doors, the glove box and the center console. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'd rather not have to go to the dealer as that requires too much time.

John Boggiano

Engine lid open? Or boot/trunk?

cvazquez

-Check engine and storage lid
-Try the second key remote

If above does not work...

Fault indicator is when a double horn signal during locking indicates a defect in the central locking system. Have the defect remedied by your authorized P-car dealership

mitch236

That sucks! I don't want to wait around the dealer for this.

mgo28

this would be my guess....

JohnnyBahamas

Maybe the second key fob is in the car? It might think that you're trying to lock yourself out by locking the key in?

Just a guess if the above suggestions don't pan out.

gota911

Check to make sure the storege bin lid in the rear center console is closed.

mitch236

The interesting thing is that one of the sensors must be loose or misaligned because if I reclose things in the car (and the engine lid also worked), the car occaisionally locks. I've tried each item individually but there isn't a common item. It just works whenever it wants. Very weird.

As far as the key, I only have #2. The seller couldn't find the other keys.

Gundo

I'm currently having the exact same issue. Locked car at dealer for service, when done, I instructed them to lock it out for me. They called - we can't lock your car...strange. Silly me, I picked it up anyway, and now, I get four beeps when I try to lock. Will try as suggested above and keep all posted.

Cheers,
Gundo

semicycler

I'm surprised the dealership didn't pull the error code. Pull the error code with Durametric then. It will usually isolate it down to some component. My passenger door lock is spotty at times and shows up as a fault when it happens but goes away when it doesn't. I'll eventually swap the door locking mechanism but honestly it's not very high on my list.

Hella-Buggin'

Check your blinker stalk. I bumped my getting out once and this happened.

estorilblue

I had the same issue earlier this month. Took it to my indie, it turn out to be a faulty ground to the new battery I just replaced.

Gundo

Thank you! Two blinks not solved yet....but new ideas

Rocco07

I had this happen in an M3 of mine. Central locking would lock, then unlock. I took it to the dealer and they swapped all the components they could easily, (they used parts from another customer's car!)
They thought it was the computer since no other component solved the problem. The computer was $300+ and I didn't wan to pay for something that might not fix it.
t took the car back to do my own troubleshooting. I gained access to the computer and began to check circuits using a Fluke meter. I found a broken wire at the point where the trunk hinge flexed the wire harness going to the truck lock actuator. The computer thought the trunk was open and kept unlocking the car.
Depending on the age of your car, check the areas where the wire bundles are constantly being bent back and forth as doors etc. open and close. One of the wires may be brittle/broken.

PABers

I would check the battery; had it happen to me after a dealer visit.