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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.THE CURE The fault is in the door lock/catch, which is telling the "Brain" of the system that the door isn`t closed properly. To test which lock is faulty - 1, remove interior door panel. 2, lift sleeve on electrical connector block on door lock and pull block clear. 3, obtain a 30mm piece of suitable wire and strip insulation from each end. 4, insert one end of this wire into terminal 3 & other end into terminal 4 within the (the bit with the wires connected to it) block MAKE SURE CORRECT TERMINAL, THEY ARE NUMBERED OUTSIDE and INSIDE THE BLOCK. The doors will lock at this point and you can operate the system with this door open. If fault persists try another door!! 5, If system works correctly, remove wire loop you made. 6, Peel back a couple of inches (cm) of the black tape from the terminal block end to access wires. 7, Approx 50mm from block, strip 10mm of the green/yellow wire, don`t cut it! 8, Do the same with the brown wire (although this wire was pink on my car), just make sure they are going to terminals 3&4 9, Tin and solder these two wires together at this point and the fault is cured!! Disadvantage is that system will lock even if door is on second catch, or open, so make sure you close them properly before locking. Happy Motoring!!