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Honda CR-V Keyless/Power Door Locks/Security System ➜ Door Key Cylinder Switch Test

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Transmitter test  
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Poor ground (G402, G501, G604)  
Blown No. B15 (10 A) and/or No. B30 (10  
A) fuse in the under-dash fuse/relay box  
Driver's door will not lock or unlock.  
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Door switch test (check the door switch  
ON/OFF information with the HDS)  
ACTUATOR TEST  
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Poor ground (G402, G501, G601, G604)  
Blown No. B9 (10 A) and/or No. B33 (15 A)  
fuse in the under-dash fuse/relay box  
Left rear door will not lock or unlock.  
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MICU INPUT TEST  
Door switch test (check the door switch  
ON/OFF information with the HDS)  
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ACTUATOR TEST  
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Poor ground (G402, G501, G503, G604)  
Blown No. B8 (15 A) and/or No. B32 (15 A)  
fuse in the under-dash fuse/relay box  
Front passenger's and right rear doors will  
not lock or unlock.  
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MICU INPUT TEST  
Door switch test (check the door switch  
ON/OFF information with the HDS)  
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ACTUATOR TEST  
Keyless operation does not work (LOCK,  
UNLOCK, PANIC).  
Keyless operation does not work (LOCK,  
UNLOCK, PANIC)  
Passenger doors will not unlock with the  
Driver's door lock knob switch test (check for door  
transmitter or key cylinder switch, but will lock knob switch ON/OFF information with the  
unlock with the inside door unlock switch. HDS)  
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Doors automatically relock 30 seconds  
after being unlocked with the transmitter  
even though a door has been opened  
Doors automatically relock 30 seconds after  
being unlocked with the transmitter even  
though a door has been opened.  
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Door switch test (check the door switch  
ON/OFF information with the HDS)  
The horn does not sound and/or the  
headlights do not flash when the PANIC  
button on the transmitter is pressed.  
The horn does not sound and/or the headlights  
do not flash when the PANIC button on the  
transmitter is pressed  
Security alarm system will not arm.  
Auto door unlock does not work.  
Security alarm system will not arm  
Auto door unlock does not work  
DOOR KEY CYLINDER SWITCH TEST  
REMOVAL  
1. Door Mirror Cover  
1. Carefully pry out the door mirror cover (A) with the appropriate trim tool to detach the clips (B),  
then remove the door mirror cover.  
2. With tweeter: Disconnect the connector (C).  
Fig. 1: Removing Door Mirror Cover  
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2. Front Door Power Window Switch Panel  
1. Carefully pry out on the notch (A) in the power window switch panel (B) with the appropriate trim  
tool to detach the clips (C) and the hooks (D). Disconnect the connectors (E), then remove the  
power window switch panel.  
Fig. 2: Removing Power Window Switch Panel  
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3. Front Door Panel  
1. Carefully pry out on the upper hook (A) in the inner handle cap (B) with the appropriate trim tool,  
then pull back the inner handle cap to remove it.  
Fig. 3: Removing Power Window Switch Panel  
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2. Remove the screws (A) securing the inner handle (B).  
Fig. 4: Identifying Inner Handle And Screws  
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3. Remove the pull pocket mat (A), then remove the screw (B).  
Fig. 5: Identifying Pull Pocket Mat And Screws  
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4. Starting at the bottom edge of the door panel (A), detach the clips (B) with a commercially  
available trim pad remover.  
5. Starting at the rear, pull the door panel upward.  
6. Remove the inner handle (C) from the door panel, then remove the door panel.  
Fig. 6: Removing Door Panel  
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TEST  
1. Door Key Cylinder Switch - Test  
1. Disconnect the connector.  
2. Check for continuity between the terminals in each switch position according to the table.  
3. If the continuity is not as specified, the door key cylinder switch is faulty; replace the driver's door  
latch (A).  
4. Connect the connector.  
Fig. 7: Identifying Driver Door Latch Connector Terminals  
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Fig. 8: Driver Door Latch Switch Continuity Reference Chart  
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INSTALLATION  
1. Front Door Panel  
1. Install the inner handle (A) in the door panel (B).  
2. Install the door panel. Make sure the clips (C) snap into place securely.  
Fig. 9: Installing Front Door Panel  
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3. Install the screw (A), then install the pull pocket mat (B).  
Fig. 10: Identifying Pull Pocket Mat And Screws  
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4. Install the screws (A) securing the inner handle (B).  
Fig. 11: Identifying Inner Handle And Screws  
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5. Install the inner handle cap (A). Make sure the upper hook (B) and the lower hooks (C) snap into  
place securely.  
Fig. 12: Installing Inner Handle Cap  
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2. Front Door Power Window Switch Panel  
1. Connect the connectors (A), then install the power window switch panel (B). Make sure the clips  
(C) and the hooks (D) snap into place securely.  
Fig. 13: Installing Front Door Power Window Switch Panel  
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3. Door Mirror Cover  
1. With tweeter: Connect the connector (A).  
2. Install the door mirror cover (B). Make sure the clips (C) snap into place securely.  
Fig. 14: Installing Door Mirror Cover  
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DOOR LOCK ACTUATOR TEST  
REMOVAL  
1. Door Mirror Cover  
1. Carefully pry out the door mirror cover (A) with the appropriate trim tool to detach the clips (B),  
then remove the door mirror cover.  
2. With tweeter: Disconnect the connector (C).  
Fig. 15: Removing Door Mirror Cover  
Courtesy of AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO., INC.  
2. Front Door Power Window Switch Panel  
1. Carefully pry out on the notch (A) in the power window switch panel (B) with the appropriate trim  
tool to detach the clips (C) and the hooks (D). Disconnect the connectors (E), then remove the  
power window switch panel.