Fuses Related to the Keyless Entry System

Question 1

Q10: Where is the DOOR LOCK (or PDL) fuse typically located?

Answer 1

A10: Typically found in the interior fuse box.

Question 1

Q9: What is the purpose of the DOOR LOCK (or PDL - Power Door Lock) fuse?

Answer 1

A9: Powers the power door locks, which are part of the keyless entry system. If blown, the keyless entry may fail to unlock or lock the doors.

Question 2

Q11: What does the KEYLESS (or RKE - Remote Keyless Entry) fuse do?

Answer 2

A11: Powers the keyless entry system. A blown fuse can prevent the key fob from locking/unlocking the doors or from communicating with the vehicle’s start system.

Question 3

Q12: Where is the KEYLESS (or RKE) fuse usually located?

Answer 3

A12: Usually located in the interior fuse box.

Question 4

Q13: What is the function of the PWR (Power) fuse in the keyless entry system?

Answer 4

A13: Powers the vehicle’s power distribution system, including the keyless entry and start systems. A blown power fuse can lead to a total loss of keyless entry functions.

Question 5

Q14: Where is the PWR (Power) fuse typically located?

Answer 5

A14: Typically in the interior fuse box or under the hood.