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Well my power door does not work on my driver side, but it works on my passenger side. can someone help me out here. Its not hte fuse because i checked the fuse and it is okay. so It maybe have something to do with the lock itself

 
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Same as my car, which is an '01 Civic EX Coupe. Driver's side power door locks stopped working some time ago. I never bothered to fix it, so I just go old-school and use the key.

Same thing happened to a colleague of mine with her '02-ish Acura TSX. She had it fixed at an independent shop. They charged her a couple hundred bucks.

It's not very hard to change it yourself. I believe you can find the door lock actuator for something like $60. Basically just take off the door panel, unscrew a few bolts, disconnect a wiring harness, and put it all back together.

 
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The power door lock actuator motor is rusted and or seized.
Replace the door lock actuator with a new one.
What year /model is the car?

 
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I have a 03 civic ex

 
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The power door lock actuator motor is probably bad. I changed one on the passager door, not too bad. A it tight (thats what she said!) but took about an hout.

 
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Listen for buzzing type noise from the drivers door on the 1st remote unlock press.

With door closed work the lock/unlock near the inside handle several times up and down and see if the lock **** button tries to move and listen for noise from drivers door from actuator while testing.

 
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You can probably get one from Majestic Honda or Dealer Direct Parts. I usually go with Majestic, but last week Dealer Direct beat them by about $125 on a Cat Converter, so that's why I mention them too. It's really not the big a deal to get into the door to check it out. I had to do both of my rear doors recently. Killed the point of the new remote start/alarm system I put in!