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Finaly I sorted out the problem. All the latches are broken. Solution: I took out all the locks (removing the windows) and I opened them and changed the lock motor for a new one. Total cost of the five motors $35 and a couple of mornings changing them. I hope this helps someone.

That was the last thing I wanted to hear... :( I found a post about changing the interior motors of the latches, I might give it a read. I will inform here how everything turns out. Thank you Sierrafery for your help, appreciated!!!

I have removed all the door cards and i have disconnected all the C0831 connectors and tested then one by one (with the rest disconnected) , 12,2V (more or less) in all of them, when I lock or unlock with the fob. Shall I try to connect all of them and check the voltage on each? I have also...

Sierrafery, I'm very pleased that you have read my thread, as i have read lots of your posts. I have put my ear in all the doors and when i press the key fob to close the car I can only hear a kind of double clic in the interior fuse box and nothing else. When I press to open it, I can hear...

I recently bought a discovery 2 td5 facelift 2003. Slowly I am sorting all the problems the previous owner didn't figure out how to. I bought it during the summer and the front windows and the air compressor didn't work, so imagine the heat inside the car... due to the non working air...

I recently bought a discovery 2 td5 facelift 2003. The previous owner told me that the central locking was not working and that i should be careful not to press the key fob twice because the car would superlock... Since then i've been searching on the internet to find a solution with no luck...