Door Lock Actuator
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From: Loveland, CO.
Originally Posted by bobcf
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33696
I passed on the $10 ones also,$3 is more like it. Ill let everyone know how the instalation goes.
Bob
I passed on the $10 ones also,$3 is more like it. Ill let everyone know how the instalation goes.
Bob
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From: western pa,zelienople
Got both actuators mounted in about a hour and a half. Mounting is not a problem, mounting at the same angle as the exesting rod is more cridical. I had to add extra holes to pivot them little bits at a time,I hated adding more holes.
I did not remove or machanicly disconect my old ones,I did cut the wires. I conected the new rod to the push lock rod.The new one is mounted just above the latch on a slight angle in at the top. There is a hole that just lines up with the exestng rod to tighton the screws on the rod clamp.
I will let everyone know how long they last. Replacing them will be veary quick and simple.
I did not remove or machanicly disconect my old ones,I did cut the wires. I conected the new rod to the push lock rod.The new one is mounted just above the latch on a slight angle in at the top. There is a hole that just lines up with the exestng rod to tighton the screws on the rod clamp.
I will let everyone know how long they last. Replacing them will be veary quick and simple.
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From: Loveland, CO.
Sounds like a good deal. I still don't want to mess with it though. My driver's side is done and if the passenger side goes I am still going to get the exact fit one, especially since they are down to $39. Ford wants $100 each. If that was the only alternative, I think that I would do it your way too.
