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Sounds like a problem with one of the micro switches in the central locking mechanisms on the door latch's.
Best way to find which one is to disconnect them one at a time until the fault stops. |
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What he said^^, can also be caused by binding linkages that don't throw when they should so one lock is unlocked the other one says no I'm locked so they fight it out!!
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| 2007, boot, central, clicking, focus, ford, lock, locking, mondeo, opening |
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