Door Actuators
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If you want stock, they are $50 a piece at the dealer.
Or, you can do what I did. Leave the stock ones there, and install these along with them. eBay Item number: 120130018768. I put these in a palce that's easy to get to so they will be real easy to replace if they ever fail.
Or, you can do what I did. Leave the stock ones there, and install these along with them. eBay Item number: 120130018768. I put these in a palce that's easy to get to so they will be real easy to replace if they ever fail.
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Originally Posted by WILDMAN_Stroker*7.3
So how would you install them and set them up to work without removing the old ones. 
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Here's the thread on "tin foil":
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/4...or+locks+fixed
It's a no-cost fix that really works. I did two of mine over a year ago, and they still perform as-new.
I just need to do at least one more...
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/4...or+locks+fixed
It's a no-cost fix that really works. I did two of mine over a year ago, and they still perform as-new.
I just need to do at least one more...
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It's not a job for the ham-fisted.
Some pretty-small work once you get inside the little motor.
Just take your time, and don't start throwing things when it gets smaller than you can see.... ;-)))
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Some pretty-small work once you get inside the little motor.
Just take your time, and don't start throwing things when it gets smaller than you can see.... ;-)))
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Originally Posted by SpringerPop
Just take your time, and don't start throwing things when it gets smaller than you can see.... ;-)))
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I usually repair the resistor by either using a $.01 copper piece the exact size or soldering a 18 gauge copper wire around one end. Both methods work and wont be subject to wear from vibration. Jim
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