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A couple of days ago the driver's window stuck in the down position so, after reading several threads here (thanks to all of those posters) I took the door panel off and then took the central window switch apart. After cleaning the contacts and reassembling, the windows now work properly which with the sub-freezing temperatures here is just wonderful.
However, when I use the central locking buttons (either on the driver's door or the passenger door) to lock or unlock the doors there is a strange noise a couple of seconds after the locks operate. The noise is like a low tension spring doinging and seems to come from every direction inside the car.
I took the door panel off again and still get the noise when I operate the passenger side central-locking switch after disconnecting all of the driver's side connections (windows and lock). I'm at a bit of a loss for ideas - is there a ground connection in the door that I've inadvertently broken, could I have blown a a fuse somewhere? I'd really appreciate any suggestions.
However, when I use the central locking buttons (either on the driver's door or the passenger door) to lock or unlock the doors there is a strange noise a couple of seconds after the locks operate. The noise is like a low tension spring doinging and seems to come from every direction inside the car.
I took the door panel off again and still get the noise when I operate the passenger side central-locking switch after disconnecting all of the driver's side connections (windows and lock). I'm at a bit of a loss for ideas - is there a ground connection in the door that I've inadvertently broken, could I have blown a a fuse somewhere? I'd really appreciate any suggestions.