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![]() I have a 1995 Nissan 240sx SE and it has power locks and stuff. It came with a key fob and I changed the battery for it earlier this week (was really lazy to change it sooner) anyway, when I press the unlock/ or lock key it only triggers on the passenger side. I can hear the clicking coming from under the dash near the driver side. I pulled the driver door panel off and I made little slits to test if there was power going to the actuator, and there was. I removed the actuator but when I tested it, it would work still sorta... it seemed moody. Before I go and buy a new door lock actuator from someone since they are discontinued, I wanted to be sure that, that was my problem there... and if so well I'm in search of one lol.
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Does the driver electrical door lock/unlock work from the actual door switch?
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when you push the button, you get a electrical signal TO the actuator, but the actuator doesn't actuate? yeah, i'd say ……….. its the actuator. |
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Nah, when I press the unlock/ lock on the electrical main button thingy on the door panel it dosent do anything, I figured it was the door lock actuator but I’m having trouble finding one atm
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Welllllllll you need to do some testing. Is the switch outputting a signal or not? No point replacing the actuator if you don’t know if the switch is working.
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Yeah I spliced into the wires that connected to the actuator, flipped the unlock/ lock switch, then it would read 12V when flipped. So since there was power going through and the actuator not flipping, I’m assuming it’s the actuator. I also took my passenger side door panel off and unplugged the actuator (since the passenger side worked) and plugged it into the driver side actuator and when I flipped the unlock/ lock it didn’t budge.
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It’s either the switch or the wiring. |
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