Door Lock actuator Reply #15 – April 01, 2011, 10:10:25 AM I have a used one coming from a member here. Finding parts for these cars is always a trip! Quote Selected
Door Lock actuator Reply #16 – April 01, 2011, 11:10:52 AM Quote from: 347Thunder;356914I bought that kit and it is a piece of !!! they are so tight I almost bend my key and I have to push the lock down while hitting the lock button, do not buy for a t-bird I finally took them out I would have sent them back then. Never had an issue like that with mine..... Quote Selected
Door Lock actuator Reply #17 – April 01, 2011, 11:29:01 AM That was dumb of me, I thought because they were for a stang that is why they didn't work Quote Selected
Door Lock actuator Reply #18 – April 01, 2011, 11:41:40 AM Sounds as if they were binding from the get go. It's funny. Here's what I've been through.My passenger door actuator is the original to the car. The original driver side took a about 5 years ago. I ordered a replacement from the dealer. It lasted 9 months and the motor burned out. $135 down the drain. I then found the LMR ones. First one lasted a while before some moisture got down into the rod and froze it up. I think this was from leaving the window cracked by mistake one night while it rained. Second one is currently on car. I made sure and greased the rod before install. So far, so good. Quote Selected
Door Lock actuator Reply #19 – April 01, 2011, 12:10:48 PM yeah these were so tight I couldnt even pull these in and out, chinese !!!!lol Quote Selected
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