Door lock problem with honda civic - needs a locksmith

[Letitia Ortega]

I'm having problem with my Honda civc 2010. I lock the car using the button on the key, the car will stay locked for 10 seconds and then unlock it self including all doors.If i lock the car using the key in the door lock, then it will stay locked. I dnt know what to do if anybody knows about it plzzz suggest me any way to get rid of this problem

 

[CivicCanuck]

See your dealer?

 

[andre12dbsi]

I'd have to agree. If there's nothing in the 8th gen forums, I think a trip to the dealer might be your best route. I haven't heard of anything like this in the '12s or '13s.

 

[CivicCanuck]

To clarify, is this with a key in the ignition, or not? Also, has anyone installed a bypass module in order to install a remote start kit?

 

[Monk]

How about the battery in the key, being a 2010, it might need a new one.

 

[jasonandre]

I was thinking maybe the key's battery is dying.

 

[maark808]

I'm having problem with my Honda civc 2010. I lock the car using the button on the key, the car will stay locked for 10 seconds and then unlock it self including all doors.If i lock the car using the key in the door lock, then it will stay locked. I dnt know what to do if anybody knows about it plzzz suggest me any way to get rid of this problem

just use the key to lock the car

 

[webby]

are you in warranty still? It's be a free fix at any dealership.

 

[the insider]

Most likely a faulty actuator in the driver's door. They are super cheaply built 0.50 cent hobby motors inside them.

 

[andre12dbsi]

Most likely a faulty actuator in the driver's door. They are super cheaply built 0.50 cent hobby motors inside them.

I had the passenger side actuator changed in my 8th gen because it was making all kinds of noises when it locked. It was replaced under warranty.

 

[the insider]

I had the passenger side actuator changed in my 8th gen because it was making all kinds of noises when it locked. It was replaced under warranty.

High pitched squealing?

 

[andre12dbsi]

High pitched squealing?

Yes. Exactly that.