What is the reason for the Wuling Hongguang S1 doors repeatedly auto-locking?

[DeAugust]

Whether unlocking with the remote or opening the door from the driver's side, the doors automatically lock immediately after unlocking. Below is a related introduction to the Wuling Hongguang S1: Interior: The interior adopts a wrap-around design concept, with the dashboard featuring extensive piano black lacquer and chrome trim decorations, retaining the quartz clock design. The instrument panel uses a more dynamic dual-barrel design and includes a trip computer display. Exterior: The Wuling Hongguang S1 measures 4500×1721×1730mm with a wheelbase of 2720mm, being 100mm longer and 40mm wider than the Hongguang S. The body lines are more streamlined, and the rear design is fuller.

[Eliana]

When driving my Wuling Hongguang S1, I encountered the issue of the doors repeatedly auto-locking, which is usually caused by a malfunction in the door lock control system. Common causes include a stuck or faulty door lock actuator, leading to signal confusion; false triggers from the touch sensors on the door handles, locking the car with just a light touch; or aging or short-circuited wiring, especially prone in humid weather. Additionally, a weak remote key battery can send erratic signals. It's recommended to first check the fuses—look for the headlight-related section in the car's fuse box to see if any are blown. A simple reset method is to disconnect the battery for a few minutes and then reconnect it. However, for a permanent fix, it's best to take the car to a 4S shop or a professional repair shop for a diagnostic scan to avoid causing further damage by DIY attempts. Regular maintenance of the door switch components can help prevent this issue.

[DeJayden]

As a Wuling owner, my S1's doors keep locking and unlocking on their own, which is quite annoying. Initially, I thought it was a remote control issue, but even after replacing the battery, the problem persisted. Later, a mechanic friend suggested that the door lock actuator might be faulty—meaning the component controlling the locking action could be worn out. Poor wiring contact is also a common cause, especially where the wiring harness passes through the door hinge area, as it’s prone to breakage or short circuits. Another possibility is that the door sensor’s sensitivity is too high, and dust buildup triggers false actions. You can try cleaning the door frame and latch yourself. If the issue occurs frequently, don’t hesitate—head to a reliable repair shop for a checkup. Safety comes first. Addressing it early prevents unexpected locking while driving, which could lead to accidents.

[Adalynn]

Preventing the repeated automatic locking of the Wuling Hongguang S1 car doors is crucial. I believe the main reasons are often due to aging door lock controllers or dust accumulation on the sensors. Regularly check the door's opening and closing actions for any unusual sounds or delays; ensure the wiring harness connections are not loose; replace the remote battery every six months to prevent signal interference. Simple DIY methods include wiping the door sensors with a soft cloth to reduce false triggers. To reset the system, hold down the unlock button for several tens of seconds. During maintenance, ask the technician to test this part to avoid sudden malfunctions and maintain driving safety.