door lock linkage diagram
11-23-2015, 06:34 AM
#11
Junior Member
Sounds like your door lock actuators are bad. There is a DIY fix on youtube.
I was going todo. But when I looked on line I was able to buy a pair of lock actuators for $25.00 shipped to the house off amazon. Went that route, better chance of success, and quicker turn around.
Regards,
Chris M
I was going todo. But when I looked on line I was able to buy a pair of lock actuators for $25.00 shipped to the house off amazon. Went that route, better chance of success, and quicker turn around.
Regards,
Chris M
11-23-2015, 08:13 AM
#12
Senior Member
Sounds like your door lock actuators are bad. There is a DIY fix on youtube.
Ford door lock actuator cheap fix DIY F150.MOV - YouTube
I was going todo. But when I looked on line I was able to buy a pair of lock actuators for $25.00 shipped to the house off amazon. Went that route, better chance of success, and quicker turn around.
Regards,
Chris M
Ford door lock actuator cheap fix DIY F150.MOV - YouTube
I was going todo. But when I looked on line I was able to buy a pair of lock actuators for $25.00 shipped to the house off amazon. Went that route, better chance of success, and quicker turn around.
Regards,
Chris M
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08-20-2022, 12:58 AM
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Well, never could find I diagram, so I just went out and messed with it till I got it.
I found out the problem was the rod I was using was bent, so it would never work no matter what the way it was. I had the pass side rod out and compared it to that and realized it was bent in the wrong place. Once I got it straightened out, it was pretty easy.
I made a quick video of how it hooks up. The vid was shot from through the removed outside door handle (had it out to fix the lock). You can do it from inside, just the camera view was better from where I did it.
http://youtu.be/UA9rNu2jK2A
I found out the problem was the rod I was using was bent, so it would never work no matter what the way it was. I had the pass side rod out and compared it to that and realized it was bent in the wrong place. Once I got it straightened out, it was pretty easy.
I made a quick video of how it hooks up. The vid was shot from through the removed outside door handle (had it out to fix the lock). You can do it from inside, just the camera view was better from where I did it.
http://youtu.be/UA9rNu2jK2A
