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1. Illuminated Entry Lights remain on with ignition off (1990-91 Grand Prix Sedans).
2. Seat Belt Restraint Solenoids remain on, ignition off (All Grand Prix Sedans).
3. Drivers Information Centre; Door Ajar Warning Message stays on, ignition on (1990-91 Grand Prix STE Sedan Only)
The above conditions may cause battery drain.
------- Interference between the outside handle to lock rod and the lever on the outside handle. Refer to Figure 1.
1990-91 Grand Prix Sedan Left Front Door Only 1990-91 Grand Prix Sedan STE Both Front Doors
Sit inside the vehicle and lock the doors. Actuate the inside door handles individually. If the interior lights come on and stay on after the inside handle has been actuated, follow the procedure below:
Same as number 1 except, after actuating the inside handles individually, listen for an auditable click from the solenoids deactivating within 3 to 5 seconds after the handle is released. If you do not hear the seat belt solenoids click during this time, one of the handles may be hung up.
Same as 2 and 3 except Drivers Information Centre Door Ajar Warning message stays on, ignition on.
------------ 1. Remove trim panel.
2. Remove water deflector.
3. Disengage retaining clip at lower end of the outside handle to lock rod and remove.
4. Remove two retaining nuts on outside handle and remove from door.
5. File radius as shown in Figure 2.
6. De-burr the inside edges of the handle where the rod fits through, sand all surfaces smooth that were filed.
7. Touch up all filed surfaces to stop corrosion, this will also insure proper operation.
8. Reinstall door handle.
9. Reinstall outside handle to lock rod by adjusting nut on lower end of rod until knob of attaching nut is between one and two turns lower than the hole in the lever of the lock, snap nut into hole and engage clip onto lever and rod assembly.
10. Check for proper operation, reinstall water deflector and trim panel.
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