All doors are not locking

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Asked by Malia Sep 10, 2016 at 05:49 PM about the 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My automatic locks are not working. I have to manually lock each door and I cannot find the manual lock for the very back door. Is there a particular fuse I can check? If so, which one is it? Any help would be great.

Thank you!!

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Our dealer says there is no fuse that controls only the locks. Our 2015 Cherokee keyless locks work when we push the button on the keyfob, or operate the buttons inside the car, but the outside buttons on the door handles do not respond. The dealer wanted us to spend $150 just to start the investigation. On another website I picked up that the driver side door lock button is the master-- the best place to start.

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Fuse #F7 (20A Fuse) controls the Central Locking system. If the lights flash when using the keyfob as though it is locking/unlocking, check that fuse to see if it is blown and replace if it is.

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My fiance 07 is having the same problem and I checked that f7 fuse and it's not blown. Plus I hear a faint click around the ignition when pressing the lock button on the door

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