I have a 2017 Volt and the lock on every door has failed. I had the front door lock replaced at a cost of $500. Each door is the same cost. If I have passengers I have to open the doors from the inside to use them. I am waiting for a recall. This is ridiculous. Also had to replace a bad sensor under the dash that took out the infotainment screen for $1000. Other than that I love the car but it will probably be my last GM purchase.
Failing door lock actuators
Around a year and a half ago, my passenger-side front door lock actuator failed and it was replaced under warranty. Last week, my driver-side rear door lock started exhibiting the same symptoms and has since died. I made an appointment to bring the car into the dealership for repair for next week.
Well - today, I saw that my passenger-side rear door lock has also stopped working as well. That's failure of three out of the four door lock actuators in under three years.
Is this a common thing on the Gen 2s or am I just lucky?
Well - today, I saw that my passenger-side rear door lock has also stopped working as well. That's failure of three out of the four door lock actuators in under three years.
Is this a common thing on the Gen 2s or am I just lucky?
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