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Power door lock issue with my mazda - searching for a locksmith

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Old 03-20-2013 | 04:46 AM
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Default Power door lock issue with my mazda - searching for a locksmith

I have my car mazda rx 7 2002 and i'm having problem with it power door locks. it's power door locks only work using the driver door switch when the key is turned on. i dnt have any idea that how to fix it so if someone have idea or knows about a locksmith who would fix it kindly tell me about that..
 
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Old 03-20-2013 | 08:46 AM
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As long as the driver door opens with the remote and all doors lock with the remote, why worry?
I know on mine if I press the unlock button on remote twice all doors open, and if I hold it down, the front windows roll down!?
 
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Old 03-20-2013 | 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by herexmafe
I have my car mazda rx 7 2002 and i'm having problem with it power door locks. it's power door locks only work using the driver door switch when the key is turned on. i dnt have any idea that how to fix it so if someone have idea or knows about a locksmith who would fix it kindly tell me about that..
In other words, when you pull the key, step out of the car and push "lock" you get nothing.
It's an electrical issue. Your power locks should get power from a circuit that is always on, not switched by the ignition key. Somebody must have connected the wire wrong. Get a typical wiring diagram of any Mazda of that vintage and compare your wiring to that.
 
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