Frank,
I didn't get all of your post, and was wondering what you meant by "big
joke!"  Do you mean that this is a "routine" problem that can be expected?
If so, I'm glad to know that I didn't cause it.  I'd still like to know,
though if I can have my remote lock put back, or if I should just forget
about that.

I'm pretty sure that it's being fixed properly - parts and wires are being
replaced.  He's had it for a few weeks.  Every time I take my Westy to
Bela, it's for a problem that he himself has to fix, which he does when he
has the time.  The last I heard, it was all fixed except for the driver door
- the most important one!

Thanks for all your replies!
Patti
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On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 5:58 AM, Frank Condelli <ralanen@aol.com> wrote:

>        HA, big joke, one of the top t
>  On 2011-01-23, at 10:36 AM, Automatic digest processor wrote:
>
> > The power locks on my 90 Westy automatic went crazy on me all of a
> sudden.
> > First they started locking and unlocking continuously, so I immediately
> took
> > it to the place that installed my remote locks.  When they removed the
> > remote locks, my driver and hatch door would not unlock, and the
> passenger
> > and side door would not lock.  It is now at Bela's Garage being fixed.
>  Bela
> > told me that power lock trouble happens because the vanagon is old, or if
> > rain gets into the lock.  I don't have a garage or carport, but I didn't
> > notice any water leaks, either.  I'm wondering if my remote locks had
> > anything to do with the problem, because I enjoyed my remote locks, and
> > would like to get a new remote if safe to do so.  Has anyone had trouble
> > with power locks?
>