Question:
Switched to UNLOCK and LOCK car does not work?
LaDii Kiki
2009-04-17 08:17:13 UTC
About 2 months ago someone attempted to steal my car and broke a window. Nothing was stolen but I was left with a shattered window. Just to give you a few idea about my car it is a 1995 Ford Crown Victoria retired police car. So the back door only open through the electric switches to unlock and lock the car. So the problem began when I went to fix my Window and replace with another one. The people at the shop replace the window without a problem. However, I notice when I left the store and notice that the switch to unlock and lock my car stop working. However, the passenger door LOCKS but does not UNLOCK. The problem is that I can't open the back doors and everyone that has to sit in my backseat has to climb through the front. In the past two months A LOT has happen from being tight with money to ending in the hospital so I haven't had a chance to check up on this problem. I figure it would be the fuse but I am being told that it isn't because the passenger door does LOCK and what might of happen was a switch was unplugged. Someone suggested I go back to the place where they fix my window but I'm not sure what I should do or say. I'm not sure that because of the time I waited to go back they will not help me. What should I do?
Five answers:
David L
2009-04-17 08:25:15 UTC
If the place that originally fixed your car will stand behind their work, they should be willing to check it out. It could be something as simple as a loose wire or a loose connector (a loose wire at the switch would prevent the LOCK/UNLOCK mechanism from working correctly). I could be a 10 minute fix, if they know how to pull everything apart properly.



Good luck.
Erika
2016-12-04 18:09:06 UTC
The Drivers component change is a grasp change and whilst it is going undesirable the locks won't artwork from any change. only do away with the trim panel, do away with the change and replace it. this could restoration the difficulty. whilst your buddy spilled the dirnk into the change, it created the subject concerns.
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2009-04-17 08:27:47 UTC
you sound like this lady



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbX_I_lrmIc
Just Being Honest
2009-04-17 08:24:33 UTC
it might just be a bad ground somewhere. take it to a shop and tell them the problem. they'll look for it, but be prepared to pay a price. mechanics do not work cheap.
pedro7of9
2009-04-17 08:23:59 UTC
why oh why didnt u take it back asap? ok you gona have to pay either a body shop or dealer...either way ur payin


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