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Found a new gremlin over the weekend...power locks don't work
Never tried them before...oh well, I guess its all part of owning an older car.
Never tried them before...oh well, I guess its all part of owning an older car.
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Power lock relay is bad, its located behind the computer.Lightning Rods repair service:CLICK HERE
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Do the power locks also have their own fuse? Maybe a red 10 amp fuse in the main fuse block near the drivers feet... I'm not by my car now or I'd look... I've had too many dang fuses lead me on wild goose chases before so it's always my first check! Relay is definitely a known culprit or a bad ground wire, but I'm guessing that would only affect the lock that wasn't grounded...Good hunting!Comment
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I believe they do not.Lightning Rods repair service:CLICK HERE
Seller Feedback:CLICK HERE
1988 H/OCA Advisor
88 H/O #1 of 4
88 CSC White/Claret - T-tops
88 H/O Triple Black
87 442 Black/Gray - T-tops
85 442 White/Blue - T-tops
85 442 White/Blue - T-tops
85 442 White/Claret - T-tops
85 442 White/Sage
84 H/O Aero Commemorative #2199 - Sunroof
83 H/O #2400 Sand Gray - Sunroof
83 H/O #1607 Sand Gray - T-tops
83 H/O #727 Maple
"Keep them Rockets lit!"Comment
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There's a big plug near the top of the fuse box, I think it's red. Sometimes it comes loose from vibration. Push it back in tight and that should solve your problemComment
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