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@Dragon2U @autoprof @ED in FL @river rat
My driver side door lock does not respond to any electrical stimuli, like, taking the key out after driving, the console lock button or the key FOB.
I took out the locking mechanism and sent it to Dragon, it checks okay. Now that the weather is getting colder, I'm doing some inside projects. The passenger door responds to everything like it should.
Here's my question. Are there wires, or connectors that I can check with a probe to help narrow down the source of the problem? Is there a fuse just for that door?
I think if I put the "@" symbol in front of a user name it gives them a notification. That is why the names are at the top of this thread. From the couple of years I have been on this thread those name seem, to me, to be the most likely to be able to answer this question. Oh yeah, I forgot mike and dicktator. Most of all that is just a guess on my part.
My driver side door lock does not respond to any electrical stimuli, like, taking the key out after driving, the console lock button or the key FOB.
I took out the locking mechanism and sent it to Dragon, it checks okay. Now that the weather is getting colder, I'm doing some inside projects. The passenger door responds to everything like it should.
Here's my question. Are there wires, or connectors that I can check with a probe to help narrow down the source of the problem? Is there a fuse just for that door?
I think if I put the "@" symbol in front of a user name it gives them a notification. That is why the names are at the top of this thread. From the couple of years I have been on this thread those name seem, to me, to be the most likely to be able to answer this question. Oh yeah, I forgot mike and dicktator. Most of all that is just a guess on my part.