Window lock buttons — low-speed malfunction
The door/window lock buttons auto-activate at low driving speeds as a factory safety feature. If the buttons stick or fail to respond correctly: (1) disconnect the battery and let the system reinitialize — some cases self-recover with this simple reset; (2) check the door connectors for water infiltration or corrosion, since moisture ingress is a known issue on this platform; (3) inspect the contact surfaces inside the button assembly itself for wear/corrosion; (4) if the above doesn't resolve it, disassembly is needed for detailed diagnosis — this may require replacing the internal contacts or cleaning oxidized surfaces 12345.
Media
Photo showing the malfunctioning window/door lock button
Additional photo of the lock button issue
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Last updated: 2026-07-24
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