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What is it with ford door locks, E series played up, im sure a series would have played up dont know never owned one, B series play up.
Beats head on wall. Got a Ef xr6 and the door locks keep cycling im guessing it will be a faulty actuator, any tips on what one to look at first? i'm hoping its going to be one of the front doors as have to change window regs in them as they are cactus and the door cards have to come off anyway Thanks modders
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Fronts are masters, rears are slaves. Unplug each front one to find the offending one.
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{USERNAME} wrote: Fronts are masters, rears are slaves. Unplug each front one to find the offending one. Thanks snap0964 will give it a shot over the weekend
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Bit of reading on the actuators and cycling. My EF XR6 wagon had 87BG's in all the driver/passenger doors, and a 96DA unit in the tailgate. The later units operate at slightly different speed, so causing cycling. Keep the same models in the doors, don't mix different models.
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