Then in a couple of days it starts working and locks my car.” I can’t understand that sometimes my key fob works always on unlocking the car, but lately my fob won’t lock my car. Here’s how one owner described their experience: Some CR-Vs have door locking issues when the key fob is used. If the doors are still locking themselves after disabling the auto lock feature, it could be caused by: If you unlock the doors and someone opens the tailgate, the doors will lock again after some time. Newer CR-Vs also lock the doors automatically if you unlock it with a key fob and none of the doors are opened in 30 seconds, but this doesn’t include the tailgate. Wait a few seconds then turn the key to ‘Lock’ position.Release the switch, and within 5 seconds, turn the key to the ‘Accessory’ position.Hold down the brake pedal and shift out of Park.To disable the auto lock by vehicle speed: Keep holding it down until it clicks again. Hold down the front switch of the master door lock on the driver’s door for 5 seconds or until you hear a click.To disable the auto locks when shifting out of Park: Release the switch, wait a few seconds, then turn the key to ‘Lock’ position.
In older CR-V’s, you’ll need to program it manually. In modern CR-Vs, it can be disabled/enabled by going into the vehicle settings. This feature has been available on the CR-V since its second generation model. The CR-V can automatically lock the doors every time you shift out of Park or go over a certain speed. It’s also possible that you’re inadvertently hitting the unlock button on the key fob while it’s in your pockets or bag. You might have to replace more than one actuator, or in some cases, all four, which can take some time. It’s really annoying in stop and go traffic.”įortunately, this issue can easily be fixed by replacing the door lock actuator which isn’t too expensive. Whenever I accelerate over 10mph my doors click as if they are trying to relock. Here’s one owner’s description of the problem on It can also happen to other model years starting with the second generation CR-V onwards because these have door locks that can be automatically triggered by vehicle speed or after shifting out of Park. This occurs more often in the 2007 to 2009 model years of the Honda CR-V which actually have a recall and warranty extension for the door lock actuator. The car will keep trying to re-lock the doors as soon as you go over 10 mph because the Body Control Module keeps seeing that one of the doors is unlocked. In a lot of cases, the doors automatically unlock as soon as you lock them whether the engine is running or not, so people can easily open the doors while the vehicle is parked. Many Honda CR-Vs have issues with one or more of their doors unlocking on their own.
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