2000 concorde

RKE no longer works and drivers side door doesnt work as an electric lock
either also wipers are acting funky possible bad BCM ?

 

Did these problems all start at the same time - IOW do you think they
have a common cause?

Suggestions:
Replace battery in RKE.
Disconnect starting battery for 5 minutes (remove nut on main ground
(i.e., negative jump post on right-side strut tower). This may take
care of lock and wipers if BCM related by resetting the BCM.
Any strange grinding noises coming from the driver door latch when you
try to operate the electric lock?

Bill Putney
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address with the letter 'x')

 

Besides what Bill said. whenever that cars acts funky check battery and
several body ground connections.

 

I have a driver's side door lock that does make grinding noises when
the key fob switch is activated. I usually do not use it now. Is this
something that can be fixed without having to replace that part?

I have been reading this group for about 2 months and hoped to see some
other stuff about my 2000 Concorde. I am looking for the front hood
facia as mine blew off after one of the clips broke.

bj

 

No - replace the latch as a unit - not hard to do. The lock motor is
built into the latch - not separately servicable.

Suggest you check out the 300M Enthusiasts Club (Club site
http://www.300mclub.org/index.php; forums
http://www.300mclub.org/forums/index.php)and www.DodgeIntrepid.net
There are no good Concorde-specific sites/clubs/forums, but fortunately
both the above sites welcome Concorde owners - dodgeintrepid.net even
has sub forums for the Concorde. I speak as the owner of two Concordes
(a '98 and a '99).

Some guys on DI.net deal in used parts, making frequent trips to junk
yards and have built up a good reputation for fair dealing and
service/special orders. Also, there are certain on-line DC dealers that
give significant discounts on new OEM parts - you can easily save 20+%
even after shipping costs.

Bill Putney
(To reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my
address with the letter 'x')