99 Integra driver side door lock sticking
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99 Integra driver side door lock sticking
The driver side door lock sticks when I push the lock/unlock switch on the door, I hear clicking inside the door but it usually only moves the lock tab halfway. Ther seems to be some restriction. Is the acuator bad or should I remove the trim panel and and check for obstructions.
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gl with your problem seems like people on here dont know shit about cars...i for one had the same problem you have now and a buddy of mine told me to replace the acuator...and problem solved...youre better off goin to honda-tech or teamintegra for future question..people on there actually are helpful
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Don't listen to that moron.
Usually it's the actuator but before you go replacing parts, pull off the door panel and apply lube to the appropriate areas with a light application of lithium grease. This might loosen things up and usually this helps with the problem but if it persists then i'd replace the actuator.
Usually it's the actuator but before you go replacing parts, pull off the door panel and apply lube to the appropriate areas with a light application of lithium grease. This might loosen things up and usually this helps with the problem but if it persists then i'd replace the actuator.
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99 Integra dr. sd. door sticking
Don't listen to that moron.
Usually it's the actuator but before you go replacing parts, pull off the door panel and apply lube to the appropriate areas with a light application of lithium grease. This might loosen things up and usually this helps with the problem but if it persists then i'd replace the actuator.
Usually it's the actuator but before you go replacing parts, pull off the door panel and apply lube to the appropriate areas with a light application of lithium grease. This might loosen things up and usually this helps with the problem but if it persists then i'd replace the actuator.