What is the reason for a single door of the Focus not locking?
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The inability of a single door of the Focus to lock may be due to poor lubrication of the locking mechanism, issues with the door lock assembly, or faults in the door lock actuator and door lock controller. Below is relevant information about the Ford Focus: 1. Configuration: The 2021 Focus is equipped with the SYNC+ intelligent information entertainment system. This system features industry-leading natural semantic recognition capabilities, supports multi-scenario wake-free operation, and can process mixed Chinese and English commands. It can also engage in casual conversation, tell jokes, and control four major functions—entertainment, intelligent navigation, communication, and cabin temperature—via voice commands. Additionally, the in-car LCD instrument panel has been upgraded to 8 inches, and the central control screen has been upgraded to 12.3 inches, further enhancing the technological feel. 2. Powertrain: The 2021 Focus is powered by the EcoBoost180 turbocharged dual-injection engine and the only 8AT transmission in its class, delivering a maximum power output of 128 kW and a peak torque of 243 N·m. It can accelerate from 0 to 60 km/h in just 4.5 seconds.
I've been driving a Focus for several years, and recently the passenger door suddenly wouldn't lock, which took me a few days to figure out. There could be many possible reasons: if it's a mechanical lock, the lock cylinder might be jammed or the spring could have failed, causing it to stick; for the electronic control system, a common issue is a faulty actuator motor, or the door sensor might be dirty and mistakenly think the door isn't closed properly. At that time, I tried manually locking it with the key, but it still didn't work. Later, I found out it was due to a short circuit in the wiring near the door, which blew a fuse. Don't underestimate a single door malfunction, as it can easily lead to security issues. I suggest you first check if the door is completely closed, try the remote key a few times, and if that doesn't work, use simple tools to check the fuse box location diagram—it's cost-effective and safe. Regularly cleaning the door edges can help reduce such problems.