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Skunksmash 10-14-2013 04:27 PM

What's causing this?
 
Something must be hooked up backwards with my truck's power door locks, but what exactly? When I'm on the driver's side and I hit unlock, it locks the passenger side. When I hit lock, it unlocks the passenger side. So they each do the opposite of each other. Not very practical. I end up having to lean over there every time and just push the doorlock down.

This will be the first time I've ever actually worked on door lock actuators, so I'd like to go in armed with at least some information. Is there just two wires per actuator? If so, perhaps I could simply reverse the wires at the actuator, and it would be fixed. If not, what's the easiest method of getting it to function correctly?

bluex 10-14-2013 06:03 PM

Re: What's causing this?
 
Ya just reverse the polarity at that actuator, should fix it right up...

Keith Seymore 10-15-2013 12:56 PM

Re: What's causing this?
 
Yes - just two wires.

Typically what happens is the square switch gets installed upside down in the door trim panel causing "up" operation when pushing down and vise versa (for either power windows or locks).

K


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