Power locks
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Power locks
To start, my power door locks went out years ago. Today I fixed the actuators in both doors (I have a 99' f150 Supercab) and the unlock button works but the lock part on both doors does not even attempt to work. Before I did the fix the lock wouldnt make any noise but the unlock button seemed like it was trying but wouldnt succeed. Could there be a fuse that went out or is it something else? Any input is greatly appreciated
Some one with experience on this should be along soon. Good luck finding your problem. 
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Thanks for the welcome, I've actually used the site since 2007 but I was always to lazy to become a member. Seemed like I found everything I needed without having to spam the forums. Also, I'm looking into having an exhaust system installed soon. I think for my old truck (180,000+ miles) I wanted to put a single-in to dual-out. I don't want to drop a bunch of cash but I do want a product that will last and make it sound like a real truck...kinda sounds like a mini van with it stock. I appreciate any suggestions, and an estimated price would help aswell.
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Joe
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Joe
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It is possible. The only way I know of to test them is to change the switch. Driver's door switch p/n yl3z14028ab $56.00 list price, passenger's door switch p/n xl3z14028aa $55.00 list price. Check our website for your online prices. Dan.
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Thank you, that was a great help. I'll make a decision on if its worth it soon. Also, if I install a keyless entry would i be able to skip installing the new switch? I'm guessing it would work even if the switch was broken, from what I understand the KE taps into the wires and has nothing to do with the actual switch
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