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What causes door lock actuator failure?(If there is no voltage, the problem is separate and electrical). There are several factors that can cause a door lock actuator to fail. One is corrosion. Over time, moisture, oil, dust, and debris can enter the actuator or the mechanical links.
How do you remove a door lock actuator?Use a trim tool or thin screwdriver to pry the switch plate (where the electric window and lock buttons are located) up and away from the door panel. Disconnect the wiring. Next, pry the door trim off the frame, starting at the bottom. The door clips need some encouragement, but will pop off.
How much does it cost to fix an actuator door?The average car actuator replacement cost is $300, depending, of course, upon your car's make and model. In most cases, a mechanic will remove the malfunctioning actuator and replace it with a functioning one.
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