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central lock broken..

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Today i found my remote couldnt control the passengers door (even manually)~is that the problem with actuator? This problem happened since i installed an alarm (only few times). :cry: How should i resolve this?
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Usually this is the central locking motors in the doors. Just take off the door skin and you'll see it. And generic motor will do, you'll need the slave for the passenger door and replace the motor. That what it sounds like to me, mine doing it a bit now, I've done the passengers before but my drivers is going now so I'll be getting myself a master shortly (the drivers side activates the central locking)
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For more via completeFTO (thanks Dwayne) see here:

http://www.mitsubishi-fto.org/workshop/ ... index.html

The pictures at least give you an idea what I'm talking about.

Hope this helps and good luck.
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thank you mate.This does help...But i really dont know how to replace the new actuator.Should I just sent it to alarm shop that installed my alarm.Do you have any idea whats the cost?
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I bought a generic actuator from Auto One for $35 & put it in myself. Took about an hour. If your not confident, talk to your alarm guy, he shouldn't charge too much, its not a big job.
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he charged me 70 Dollars.I think i can do it by myself after watching him install..
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where abouts is it mate?

Sorry for putting you on the wrong path, I always thought the drivers side motor was the actuator, please ignore my ignorance :oops: :lol:
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RallyMad wrote:where abouts is it mate?

Sorry for putting you on the wrong path, I always thought the drivers side motor was the actuator, please ignore my ignorance :oops: :lol:
it locates on canterbury rd towards to Lakemba...big broadband on the right hand side..wont miss it~They specialize in sound system and alarm.
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louiszhu wrote:
RallyMad wrote:where abouts is it mate?

Sorry for putting you on the wrong path, I always thought the drivers side motor was the actuator, please ignore my ignorance :oops: :lol:
it locates on canterbury rd towards to Lakemba...big broadband on the right hand side..wont miss it~They specialize in sound system and alarm.
:lol: :lol: Not the shop mate, the actuator on the car ;) :D
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actually there r two of that things located in both sides doors...
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That what I thought, thanks mate.
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