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Power locks only work for 2 driver side doors...

Discussion in 'Car Repair' started by 92civicproblems, Oct 11, 2008.

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  1. tyrant1014

    tyrant1014 Full Member

    nah, that hole is so you can easily get to what you need to as far as power locks are concerned. Pull back the plastic a little bit on that shorted connector for us.
     
    tyrant1014, Oct 14, 2008
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  2. G3n3R@1

    G3n3R@1 Full Member

    car pr0n!:p
     
    G3n3R@1, Oct 14, 2008
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  3. 92civicproblems

    92civicproblems Full Member

    Wow lol...
     
    92civicproblems, Oct 15, 2008
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  4. 92civicproblems

    92civicproblems Full Member

    Okay, when I get home I'll pull back the platic covering a little bit so you can see what's goin on with that. Thanks a lot tyrant..
     
    92civicproblems, Oct 15, 2008
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  5. 92civicproblems

    92civicproblems Full Member

    Okay, so I found the actuator and everything works fine the actuator is just messed up. It doesn't have the strength to lock and unlock the door. Thanks for all your help guys. I'm guessing the rear door is the same way. Probably just need to replace the actuator.

    Two new actuators cost $260.00
    Two used actuators at a u-pull $20.00

    I'm goin to u-pull-n-pay!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I'll keep you guys posted.
     
    Last edited: Oct 15, 2008
    92civicproblems, Oct 15, 2008
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  6. tyrant1014

    tyrant1014 Full Member

    Before you go that far, let me pull it up on "no Data" tomorrow just to make sure there isn't something else going on that will require a little less money.

    Just so i know, your car is a 92 civic 4 door... correct?
     
    tyrant1014, Oct 16, 2008
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  7. 92civicproblems

    92civicproblems Full Member

    1992 Honda Civic LX 1.6 liter 4 door

    Thanks a lot for doing this..
     
    92civicproblems, Oct 16, 2008
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  8. tyrant1014

    tyrant1014 Full Member

    it says that a 1.6 liter civic 4 door 92 only has the main brain for all the locks, so in that case if the solenoids look fried. Go get new ones.
     
    tyrant1014, Oct 17, 2008
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  9. 92civicproblems

    92civicproblems Full Member

    I'm guessing solenoids are the door lock actuator or a part in the door lock actuator?
     
    92civicproblems, Oct 17, 2008
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  10. tyrant1014

    tyrant1014 Full Member

    your door lock actuator actually is a soleniod, so yeah... same thing.
     
    tyrant1014, Oct 17, 2008
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  11. cccullen

    cccullen Full Member

    cccullen, Oct 17, 2008
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  12. cccullen

    cccullen Full Member

    Last edited: Oct 17, 2008
    cccullen, Oct 17, 2008
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  13. 92civicproblems

    92civicproblems Full Member

    Awesome guys, thanks a lot.
     
    92civicproblems, Oct 18, 2008
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  14. 92civicproblems

    92civicproblems Full Member

    I'm proud to tell you guys that I fixed my power door locks! Yay technology!
     
    92civicproblems, Oct 19, 2008
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  15. jonnyv713

    jonnyv713 The Young Gun of CAT

    congrats!!!!
     
    jonnyv713, Oct 19, 2008
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  16. electrolytic

    electrolytic Full Member

    electrolytic, Oct 19, 2008
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  17. 92civicproblems

    92civicproblems Full Member


    Thanks!!!!
     
    92civicproblems, Oct 20, 2008
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  18. tyrant1014

    tyrant1014 Full Member

    did you check batteries yet? I'm not familiar with these things but I will start throwing out ideas. :cool:
     
    tyrant1014, Oct 20, 2008
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  19. tyrant1014

    tyrant1014 Full Member

    what was wrong with them?
     
    tyrant1014, Oct 20, 2008
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  20. 92civicproblems

    92civicproblems Full Member

    The door lock actuators were fried. Just replaced them with used ones;

    total cost: $19.98 and 25 minutes
     
    92civicproblems, Oct 21, 2008
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