Power lock Does not work
I've had that problem... Check, your switch, and check for a good ground before buying anything... I tapped the wire and ran my own ground to a bolt in the door and everyrthing has worked fine ever since...
first check the switch using a multimeter... There's 3 pins. I believe the center one is ground and one pin for unlock and the other for lock. touch one lead to one of the outer pins and another to the center pin. When you push the switch whichever way corresponds to the pin, it should read 0 ohms (a short)... That verifies the switch is good...
The fastest way to check for a good ground is to look at the harness for the power lock relay which is that blue box bolted to the driver's side door (you'll see it when you remove the interior door panel). Find the pin for ground which is usually black and take a piece of wire and shove it in the pin for ground and obviously ground the other end of the wire to any bare metal and try using the switch and see if it works then...
first check the switch using a multimeter... There's 3 pins. I believe the center one is ground and one pin for unlock and the other for lock. touch one lead to one of the outer pins and another to the center pin. When you push the switch whichever way corresponds to the pin, it should read 0 ohms (a short)... That verifies the switch is good...
The fastest way to check for a good ground is to look at the harness for the power lock relay which is that blue box bolted to the driver's side door (you'll see it when you remove the interior door panel). Find the pin for ground which is usually black and take a piece of wire and shove it in the pin for ground and obviously ground the other end of the wire to any bare metal and try using the switch and see if it works then...
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