Hey everyone, looking for some advice or help with a weird issue I'm having.

My key fob will unlock my driver's door with no issue, but the second click of the open button does not open the other 3 doors. The interior power door lock button does open and lock all four doors, and the one click on the fob does allow the trunk button to function properly.

The other strange thing that is occurring is that with the key in the ignition and the car running, if i shut the driver's door (with the lock in the open position), the car locks all 4 doors. Found this out the hard way the other night.

Any ideas on what could be causing this and what a fix might be? Really appreciate anyone's insights.

 

Lets start simple. Do you have a second key fob to try?

 

Thanks for the reply, yes tried second fob, same results.

 

See my post #8 in this other thread regarding the Honda Service News article:

https://www.hondaaccordforum.com/for...lved%5D-60523/

 

Thank you, I'll read through your posts/that thread.

 

Please did you eventually solve this problem? I have the exact same problem and it's driving me crazy. I don't know what to do. Please help me.

 

I read through the post and all wires seem OK.
My car is 2006 ex-l v6.
My car cycles lock and unlock when I close the door sometimes with key in ignition.
Remote locks all doors but unlocks only driver's door.
Alarm sets automatically some times when I close the door without locking it.
Winding down all windows with remote by pressing unlock button twice doesn't work any more.
I really need help.

 

You need to get the driver side master switch. Mine did the same thing.

 

Is it exactly same problem as mine? On some occasions, everything seems to work fine, only for it to get messed up the next time I want to use the car. I want to be sure before I go spending money on parts.
Thanks for the help.

 

It's just like my dads CRV and my accord. You can do some electrical testing just to make sure. I'm not the best at that. But there are people who are on the forum who are good with it. You can wait until they chime in.