1999 Ford Explorer "explore power lock" Questions

...on driver side door. switch has two modes: lock & unlock. Unlock is working, lock is not working, means power is good, individual switches are good, master switch is bad. Replace from used car

...DONOT LOCK OR UNLOCK BUT ALL OTHER DOORS DO you will need to acess the lock motor and check for power first . if you have power to the lock then the lock motor is bad unless you have a linkage ...

...power locks work good. The remote has been destroyed some time ago. I could understand if the drivers door did not work because of the age and usage but the passenger door gets very little attention ...

I have a 1999 ford explorer and the power door locks, power seats, speedometer don't work i checked the fuse but im not sure where the Relay is located or if that is even it? I have a 1999 ford ...

power windows and door lock in my 1992 ford explorer? I have a 1993 Ford explorer with power windows and locks. I could use that cars part for this? Unfortunately no. The design on the interior of the

they open after I press the unlock button quite a few times. The door lock actuator (solenoid) is weak. Change as necessary. Poor Connection at the Master Switxh, Or A Failed RELAY For the Power Locks

...power door lock relay on 1999 ford explorer does not lock with switch does open with switch Found this answer in anotherr forum and works for me.Power Door Lock Relay Location Aux Relay Box #4 is in ...

power locks clicking in the locked position.when unlocked it stops,also wont lock when hitting the lock button on the keyfob .is there a separate fuse for doorlocks that could be blown? thanks for any

...have a look at the connection rod and latch assembly. Rod should go from lock/handle to key hole, to latch assembly. Could also end up being a bad lock solenoid. (the power lock itself) Hope this ...

...the power lock only unlocks the doors but does not lock them. All the fuses are OK. Are these problems related and how do I fix them? yes all related it's in the wireing or in switchs most likely ...