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# INADVERTENT DOOR LOCK & TRUNK ACTUATION (REPLACE RECEIVER)

#### SUBJECT: INADVERTENT DOOR LOCK AND TRUNK ACTUATION (REPLACE REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY (RKE) RECEIVER)

#### VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1992 BUICK SKYLARK, OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA

#### Condition:

--------- Some 1992 N vehicles may experience unwanted cycling of door lock and/or inadvertent trunk opening with vehicle in Neutral or Park.

1992 Buick and Oldsmobile "N" cars equipped with Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) option (AX3) built prior to VIN breakpoints:

Buick - NC627714 Olds - NM408124 Cause: ----- The microprocessor in the Remote Keyless Entry receiver may become scrambled by a high voltage spike generated by the mini-wedge lock motors. If the Remote Keyless Entry receiver becomes scrambled, it may go into a reset process that causes a "Lock" "Unlock" Door and Trunk Cycle.

#### Correction:

---------- Any of the above vehicles which demonstrates the above condition should have the Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) receiver replaced with a new receiver P/N 22584554. Refer to Section 9K of the applicable Service Manual for proper replacement procedure.

For vehicles repaired under warranty use: .3 hour

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