My door locks
I have a 1991 f150 pickup and neither door locks i unplugged it and still nothing happens what else could be the problem
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Do you have electric locks? Exactly what did you "unplug"? If you have electric locks, will they lock and unlock with the regular mechanical button?
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Originally Posted by glc
(Post 5245863)
Do you have electric locks? Exactly what did you "unplug"? If you have electric locks, will they lock and unlock with the regular mechanical button?
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Exactly what did you "unplug"? Will they lock and unlock with the key?
I understand you may be typing on a phone, but there's no word limit here, we need you to be more detailed and descriptive. |
Originally Posted by glc
(Post 5245871)
Exactly what did you "unplug"? Will they lock and unlock with the key?
I understand you may be typing on a phone, but there's no word limit here, we need you to be more detailed and descriptive. |
More than likely the the door solenoid/actuator has failed. Each door has one and that's what makes the electric locks work. I've had to replace the drivers door twice in my 91 Bronco and the passenger side once. Neither work right now but I have new ones to install when the weather turns warm again. I get mine from Bronco Graveyard online. It installs easiest using a rivet gun but you can fish a bolt with a nut too. If your windows are power and the plastic gear breaks (they last about 5 years), look for the complete motor assembly that have the metal gears. They don't fail. Cost about 60 bucks each.
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The tiny BBs inside the early lock motor rust, locking the motor from spinning, OR the latch from working. The later ('92-04) motor is a superior design, and can be retrofitted fairly easily.
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