try with rope or wire .....get to shop and fix
repair or adjust the latching mechanism
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get a hammer
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The sensors that tell the car when the door is opened or closed are garbage.
Nonone If the car is legally parked and the door is being closed, it is the car that hit it's fault, or rather the person driving that car. If the door was being opened, it is the person opening the door.
Some interior lights do not have a switch per se ... the light fixture itself moves or tilts, and usually has three positions: # Off - lamp stays off regardless of door open or closed # Door - lamp lights when door is opened - shuts off when closed # On - lamp will remain on regardless of door open or closed
make sure that the latching mechanism is open and not closed.. that's the part that is shaped like a c where the door meets the striker(the nob that sticks out from the car) if its closed it would be like running into a closed door.. when open it should close around it correctly..if not you may need to replace the nob. Not expensive either.
If the door is open and the light is on or is flashing chances are you have a bad door lock accuator . the sensor in the door lock mechanisim is not seeing the door opened or closed . so the car's alarm thinks the car is being stolen . Replace the door lock accuator mechanism .
It's probably the air recirculation door. When the door is closed, it circulates the air inside the car. When it's open, it allows outside air in. Even with the door closed, you will still get some outside air in.
its called the pu$$y
closed garage door ....ran car till he died .......wtf ?/