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Old 11-30-2014, 09:46 AM
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Passenger side door lock does not work by pressing central lock on key or the botton

Hi all! I need your help here.

Today my X' passenger side door lock does not work at all. When I press the unlock button on the key or the button besides the warning light button, the stick on the door does not go up or down. However, I can still press the stick down or unlock the door by inside latch, outside latch also works without problem. Does this mean the lock actuator is gone and I have to replace the lock? Thanks for help!
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Old 11-30-2014, 10:55 AM
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Most likely you will need to replace the actuator if all the other doors are working. Does the other electrical item such as the power window work on the passenger side door? If not you should check the electrical connector from the main body to the door at the front of the door.
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Does the window work? If not most likely the fuse in the glovebox poppes
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I would say lock actuator also, and get it fixxed ASAP. you don`t want the door cable to break too. get er replaced.
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Old 12-01-2014, 08:02 AM
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Yes, the windows works fine. So I guess the actuator needs to be replaced. Thanks for comment!
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