Completely stumped.......need an exorcist!
First of all this is on my wife's car and it is a 2002 V6 Firebird. We have had this car for a few years now and this just started to act up a couple days ago. It all started when she went to roll down the drivers side window and it shut her radio off and the window stopped working. A few minutes later the radio will start working again. Also, when the radio is off this problem doesn't happen. Now, everytime the remote is used to unlock the car, her headlights flip up, flip back down (the lights do not turn on) then a grinding noise follows for a couple seconds.

Can someone please help ???
as far as the headlights go, they work fine. The problem is, the remote for the doorlocks are powering the headlight motors somehow. AFAIK, the headlights are not supposed to operate to the remote/alarm. I am pretty sure this is the stock keyless entry system too.
My 99 TA did the exact same thing. But as soon as I moved the gears around all was good. No more opening with keyless remote, no more jackhammer noise. All was good in the TA headlight world once again. There's lots of threads and information about it. What's easier is to un bolt the swing arm for your headlights from the motor, take the rubber grommet off the headlight motor, turn it half way around (watch the flat part of the bolt you just took off) and bam all done, takes 5 minutes instead of 30 taking the whole assembly apart, then when that goes bad take all apart flip over, and repeat. You've then got 4 uses out of 1 plastic gear instead of just 2. Or buy an aluminum one, 40-50 bucks and no worries about it ever going bad. But you can get all the uses you'll ever need out of the plastic gear, my first round lasted 100k miles.
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Thanks again,
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Joe...nope, never had the security light issue. Even still today the only light that come on (besides the gas light, lol) is the SES light because its time to change an O2 sensor. Sorry couldn't help ya there.





