How do you disable the auto locking on a 2000 Intrepid?

There's no single button or setting to completely disable the automatic door locking feature on a 2000 Dodge Intrepid. The automatic locking system is tied to the vehicle's speed and often controlled by the BCM (Body Control Module). Disabling it would require modifying the BCM programming, which is generally not recommended for the average person.

You might be able to achieve a *similar* result, depending on the exact behavior you're trying to avoid, in a couple ways:

* Check the Owner's Manual: Your owner's manual *might* have instructions for adjusting the automatic locking settings. Some vehicles allow you to change the speed at which the doors lock automatically, or even disable it entirely. This is the best place to start.

* Dealership or Specialist: The only truly reliable way to disable the automatic locking is to take your car to a qualified mechanic or Dodge dealership. They can access the BCM programming and make the necessary changes. Be prepared for a potential cost for this service.

Important Safety Note: While it may be annoying, the automatic locking feature is a significant safety feature. Disabling it completely increases the risk of occupants being ejected from the vehicle in an accident. Carefully weigh the inconvenience against the safety implications before attempting to disable it.