I just purchased a 2005 Pilot EX. Upon getting home and sitting in the
garage admiring the interior I heard the door locking mechanism engage
on all doors. At first I figured it was some feature like GM has when
you shift from drive to park but it continued to happen randomly 4-5
times per minute. I thought maybe the remote(s) were the problem and
took them to the other end of the house out of range. That was not it.
I then noticed that this happens all the time, driving down the road,
stopped at a light, or in the garage with the keys at the other end of
the house. The only way to stop it is to lock all doors. If I lock
the doors with the remote or master lock it usually stays locked but
once in a while it will immediately unlock. If I lock it and wait 5-10
seconds and it doesn't unlock then it seems to stay locked. I have an
appointment to have the dealer look at it but it's not until the end of
next week.

 

<tomk20@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I just purchased a 2005 Pilot EX. Upon getting home and sitting in the
> garage admiring the interior I heard the door locking mechanism engage
> on all doors. At first I figured it was some feature like GM has when
> you shift from drive to park but it continued to happen randomly 4-5
> times per minute. I thought maybe the remote(s) were the problem and
> took them to the other end of the house out of range. That was not it.
> I then noticed that this happens all the time, driving down the road,
> stopped at a light, or in the garage with the keys at the other end of
> the house. The only way to stop it is to lock all doors. If I lock
> the doors with the remote or master lock it usually stays locked but
> once in a while it will immediately unlock. If I lock it and wait 5-10
> seconds and it doesn't unlock then it seems to stay locked. I have an
> appointment to have the dealer look at it but it's not until the end of
> next week.

Where it is under warranty, don't worry about it. Let the dealership do
their job and keep going back until the vehicle performs properly.

Brian

 

<tomk20@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1120853318.627170.70980@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>I just purchased a 2005 Pilot EX. Upon getting home and sitting in the
> garage admiring the interior I heard the door locking mechanism engage
> on all doors. At first I figured it was some feature like GM has when
> you shift from drive to park but it continued to happen randomly 4-5
> times per minute. I thought maybe the remote(s) were the problem and
> took them to the other end of the house out of range. That was not it.
> I then noticed that this happens all the time, driving down the road,
> stopped at a light, or in the garage with the keys at the other end of
> the house. The only way to stop it is to lock all doors. If I lock
> the doors with the remote or master lock it usually stays locked but
> once in a while it will immediately unlock. If I lock it and wait 5-10
> seconds and it doesn't unlock then it seems to stay locked. I have an
> appointment to have the dealer look at it but it's not until the end of
> next week.

Where it is under warranty, don't worry about it. Let the dealership do
their job and keep going back until the vehicle performs properly.

Brian

 

I will make sure the dealer fixes it. I would just like to know if
anyone else has had a similar problem and what their experience was.



Brian Smith wrote:
> <tomk20@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1120853318.627170.70980@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
> >I just purchased a 2005 Pilot EX. Upon getting home and sitting in the
> > garage admiring the interior I heard the door locking mechanism engage
> > on all doors. At first I figured it was some feature like GM has when
> > you shift from drive to park but it continued to happen randomly 4-5
> > times per minute. I thought maybe the remote(s) were the problem and
> > took them to the other end of the house out of range. That was not it.
> > I then noticed that this happens all the time, driving down the road,
> > stopped at a light, or in the garage with the keys at the other end of
> > the house. The only way to stop it is to lock all doors. If I lock
> > the doors with the remote or master lock it usually stays locked but
> > once in a while it will immediately unlock. If I lock it and wait 5-10
> > seconds and it doesn't unlock then it seems to stay locked. I have an
> > appointment to have the dealer look at it but it's not until the end of
> > next week.
>
> Where it is under warranty, don't worry about it. Let the dealership do
> their job and keep going back until the vehicle performs properly.
>
> Brian

 

I will make sure the dealer fixes it. I would just like to know if
anyone else has had a similar problem and what their experience was.



Brian Smith wrote:
> <tomk20@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1120853318.627170.70980@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
> >I just purchased a 2005 Pilot EX. Upon getting home and sitting in the
> > garage admiring the interior I heard the door locking mechanism engage
> > on all doors. At first I figured it was some feature like GM has when
> > you shift from drive to park but it continued to happen randomly 4-5
> > times per minute. I thought maybe the remote(s) were the problem and
> > took them to the other end of the house out of range. That was not it.
> > I then noticed that this happens all the time, driving down the road,
> > stopped at a light, or in the garage with the keys at the other end of
> > the house. The only way to stop it is to lock all doors. If I lock
> > the doors with the remote or master lock it usually stays locked but
> > once in a while it will immediately unlock. If I lock it and wait 5-10
> > seconds and it doesn't unlock then it seems to stay locked. I have an
> > appointment to have the dealer look at it but it's not until the end of
> > next week.
>
> Where it is under warranty, don't worry about it. Let the dealership do
> their job and keep going back until the vehicle performs properly.
>
> Brian