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May 29th 06, 11:49 AM
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2003 door ajar message
I am getting a message that a door is ajar periodically. Some times the
alarm goes off for no apparent reason because of this. I check all the doors and hatches and they seem ok.Where are the sensors located? I looked in the normal places and don't see any thing obvious. Any help would appreciate . THANKS Jim 
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June 15th 06, 08:11 PM
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2003 door ajar message
The sensors are actually located in the doors themselves and are not
visible unless you take apart the door locking mechanism. I had a similar problem and tried for the longest time to figure out where the 'ajar' was coming from - ultimately it proved to be the rear hatch - try having them check there first. jdh JM wrote: > I am getting a message that a door is ajar periodically. Some times the > alarm goes off for no apparent reason because of this. I check all the doors > and hatches and they seem ok.Where are the sensors located? I looked in the > normal places and don't see any thing obvious. Any help would appreciate . > THANKS > Jim
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