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    Power Locks Not Functioning

    Hello all! just bought my cb a couple of days ago and before i get to serious work ive got a couple of questions. My power locks are not functioning properly? if i press the button to lock i can hear a very quiet click but no trigger. I have tried on both doors and i get nothing, but it seems like the click only comes from the drivers side door. Is there a relay that im missing? i checked the fuse and it was good. thanks for the help in advance. Also its seems i have sprung a gas leak somewhere. i thought it was just my gas tank but after driving the rest of the gas out and putting 20 in after it was dry it doesnt seem like its coming from the tank but from possible lines under a plastic piece beside the tank(drivers side between wheel and tank)? im gonna try to tackle this tomorrow but i was wondering if any of you have had the same problem so i know what im looking for. After i get the maintenace work out of the way ive got big styling and power plans for my new found love (I WANT BEWST!!!!)
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    Hello, and welcome to the site!

    Heres the electrical diagram for the power door locks:


    As for your gas leak, it is most likely (from your description), the filler neck / and or the seals between the filler neck and the gas tank.

    Heres the schematic:


    http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...gry5=FUEL+TANK

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      yes ther are some rubber lines that connect to the fuel tank that cound have cracked. Did previous owner drop the tank for any reason. If so he could have damaged or not tightened a clamp. I would not have filled the the tank up till you new for sure cause now if you have to drop it u gotta drain it an if its a bad hose its gonna drain out to.

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        Originally posted by cloudasc View Post
        Hello, and welcome to the site!

        Heres the electrical diagram for the power door locks:

        As for your gas leak, it is most likely (from your description), the filler neck / and or the seals between the filler neck and the gas tank.

        If you found this thread useful, don't forget to rep (the scale to the bottom left of this post)
        thanks ill give both of these a try tomorow!

        Originally posted by ugafan001 View Post
        yes ther are some rubber lines that connect to the fuel tank that cound have cracked. Did previous owner drop the tank for any reason. If so he could have damaged or not tightened a clamp. I would not have filled the the tank up till you new for sure cause now if you have to drop it u gotta drain it an if its a bad hose its gonna drain out to.
        i didnt fill it up all the way just seeing if it would hold 20 bucks untill my new tank comes. im not sure if they dropped the tank. i know they put in a jy motor ill check those lines in the morning.

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          i had the same problem with my door locks, i took the door panel off and took the white box out that controls the door locks an changed it with one from the junkyard, been working fine every since

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            Originally posted by 90cb7matt View Post
            i had the same problem with my door locks, i took the door panel off and took the white box out that controls the door locks an changed it with one from the junkyard, been working fine every since
            thanks matt! i pulled one off one from a junkyard and now it works perfectly!
            on the other hand i had a chance to put my car on a lift and my gas tank is SHOT! its a mass. car so the rust is bad. so bad that the seams on the tank are pulling away from each other. also the fram has a dollar bill size rot hole so it looks like ive got my work cut out for me. i know how to weld but not that great looks like i get to practice.

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              glad that worked for you, one less thing to worry about an on the other hand good luck with the gas tank

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