Why is there a continuous sound of the car door locking and unlocking?
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During driving, the repeated sound of the car door locking is because the car automatically locks when reaching a certain speed, and if the door is not properly closed or there is an issue with the lock, it will repeatedly lock. After automatic locking, there may often be multiple consecutive locking sounds. It could also be due to a loose linkage inside the door lock, preventing the electric lock from engaging properly, which easily results in the door not being securely locked and requires maintenance and inspection. More relevant information is as follows: 1. GEM controls various functions of the central locking: Each of the four doors has a door module, and each door lock motor is controlled by its own door module. The door control units are connected to the body control unit GEM via a medium-speed CAN network line for signal transmission. The GEM controls various central locking functions, such as remote unlocking and automatic locking when the speed exceeds 7 km/h. The front door locks have the function to control the locking and unlocking of all doors. 2. Replacing the door lock assembly: Since the door lock signal switch and the door lock motor are integrated into the door lock assembly, only the entire door lock assembly can be replaced.
