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YOUR RESEARCHalarm fault codes 33, 34, 47, 10

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I suggest document these faults and clearing them, then try to recreate the symptom while checking for faults to see the absolute first one to appear, THEN start the analysis ..

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I suggest document these faults and clearing them, then try to recreate the symptom while checking for faults to see the absolute first one to appear, THEN start the analysis ..

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was wondering if anyone could tell me more about these codes, or more specifically if they could be related to intermittent problems with the passenger side window/door lock and if it is an easy fix. thank you in advance.

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Not enough info for analysis. Too many codes that are (1) not present and (2) low fault count (3) not enough symptom info. I suggest document these faults and clearing them, then try to recreate the symptom while checking for faults to see the absolute first one to appear, THEN start the analysis ..

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you. That is what I did. So far none of the codes have returned. I had the battery die completely recently I'm wondering if any codes could be related to that. This issue with the passenger door which may be seperate is an intermittent grinding sound when the window goes up or down past a certain point and on one occasion the door would not open from the inside or the outside.

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The flat/dead battery would cause the code 10 listed in your fault codes. The grinding sound has nothing to do with ANY of the fault codes and would be cause by a failing window regulator.Lot of info and DIY's in the search function for that. The other fault codes and any other symptoms need to be monitored for some time TBD...

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