dabbistandard

I just want to thank you guy's for pointing me in the right direction. I have a skoda octavia 2000 with no fancy electrical system at all and by that I mean none! The windows are manual, I don't have a remote lock, I don't have a rear windshield wiper I have no cd changer or whatever fancy item like everybody seems to have these days and last but not least I don't have a buttock heater either, which is really not the point but just to underline my not fancy skoda. first of all one day my car keys stopped working on the front doors so I always have to open at the boot and sometimes when I want to turn on the vehicle the key light in the dashboard flickers continuously and the car doesn't start then I just pull the key out and turn it around and try again. Whatever I can live with this **** but. This year the car started locking itself whenever it felt like it so anyways I just keep the spare key in my pocket. But just recently it has started locking and unlocking continuously and I can't lock it at the boot but I can open it at the boot so I always have to lock it by going through the backdoor and pushing the inside lock down. And also when I unlock the car (via the boot) it locks itself right away, so I have to repeat the unlocking process. Anyways it is christmas eve and the car is locking, unlocking alot and I don't want to ruin my new battery So I checked in the boot, ripped the carpet out of the left side and found three connectors, checked them and yes one of them was all green with corrotion, sprayed those three with contact lubricant and voila, the car locks again.