Door Mechanism/ pully/door locks

[barricade88]

My driver door won't open from the inside. I have to roll down my window to open it.. Does any one have the parts to fix this?? And the stuff to make my locks work??

[barricade88]

My number is 3607710493

[Laecaon]

Remove door panel.

 

Inspect linkage/make sure everything is hooked up.

 

fix what you found.

 

replace door panel.

 

Drink a coke.

[barricade88]

Haha, ill look at it. I do need to fix my locks so they lock Tho.

[Laecaon]

Only locks with door closed. You may have a nut out of adjustment that stops the lock tab from going all the way down or something.

[barricade88]

Ya from the inside. i can't even turn the lock with my key, it doesn't move

[Aibast]

I just fixed my locks. I found out that a small metall piece behind the lock is made from aluminium and it wears out. So the small round steel plate that moves the other stuff doen't move so much any more on the aluminum part. Removed the steel plate. Velded the hole smaler and filed out a new hole that sits tight on the worn out aluminum. Result - The door locks open and close as they should.

 

All other stuff inside is simple to. The inside handle pulls on the lock mechanism. So I think you just have some piece loose in there. Thats it. As say earlyer just remove the doorcover and reconnect the things.

 

If you can't move the lock with your key the lock is busted. If the lock moves but can't get it to lock up (inside puller doesn't work) be sure the dooor is closed all the way. If it sits in the first windlock positon you can't lock the doors or the locks aluminium part is to worn as where on my car. I but on new door rubber seals (from a tractor) and to lock the doors I need tu push on the door a little, as they sit realy tight on the locking mechanism.

[barricade88]

Yeah, I'll look at that plate. Is it easy to find and locate?

[Aibast]

the steel plate is just behind a lock. Its the thing that moves all mechanism. When you look @ the rear of the lock its connected with a splint/pin (don't know the proper word in english-not my native language) to the rear of the lock. It has a small hole in offset of center there a rod is connected via plastic connector.

[barricade88]

Hm, okay Ill check it out tomorrow

[MaxEmiliano]

I just fixed my locks. I found out that a small metall piece behind the lock is made from aluminium and it wears out. So the small round steel plate that moves the other stuff doen't move so much any more on the aluminum part. Removed the steel plate. Velded the hole smaler and filed out a new hole that sits tight on the worn out aluminum. Result - The door locks open and close as they should.

 

All other stuff inside is simple to. The inside handle pulls on the lock mechanism. So I think you just have some piece loose in there. Thats it. As say earlyer just remove the doorcover and reconnect the things.

 

If you can't move the lock with your key the lock is busted. If the lock moves but can't get it to lock up (inside puller doesn't work) be sure the dooor is closed all the way. If it sits in the first windlock positon you can't lock the doors or the locks aluminium part is to worn as where on my car. I but on new door rubber seals (from a tractor) and to lock the doors I need tu push on the door a little, as they sit realy tight on the locking mechanism.

[fordsun620]

fixing my driver side latch today!