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Thanks for the other suggestions guys.
Fuz - Ill give your steps a go one night this week. seeing as I replaced my interior with XR bits (and removed the door trims at the same time) a while ago....You have me thinking i diddnt put something back together and that could be my problem....?? Ill let ya's know how it goes... Cheers
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XR~ADZ wrote: Thanks for the other suggestions guys.
Fuz - Ill give your steps a go one night this week. seeing as I replaced my interior with XR bits (and removed the door trims at the same time) a while ago....You have me thinking i diddnt put something back together and that could be my problem....?? Ill let ya's know how it goes... Cheers its happened to me several times lol 
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I had a spare hour over the weekend to look at the passenger side actuator.... took the door apart, and it made no differance. It seems the actuator is stuffed - doesnt click or try to move at all.
Looks like 2 pot rivets holding the actuator in place.'Andone know how much a new one is? and if its hard to replace it yourself? Cheers
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for a price ring a wrecker ... to replace all you need to do is punch out the center of the rivet then use a 5mm(? IIRC) bit and drill the rest of the rivet out.
Replace with 5mm or 6mm nuts and bolts - use a nylon nut so it doesn't come undone.
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i've got 2x perfectly working smartlock actuators for $15ea with free postage if any one needs them...
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Inside these babys are two diodes these can go open circuit or short circuit. When one of mine went short the systen continuously cycled. Very simple to check with a multimeter and replace with 1n4001 to 1n4007 at about 40 c each
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falconea wrote: Inside these babys are two diodes these can go open circuit or short circuit. When one of mine went short the systen continuously cycled. Very simple to check with a multimeter and replace with 1n4001 to 1n4007 at about 40 c each
that all sounds great..... but Im no good with electrics... would this sorta thing be worth looking into, or for around $15 just grab a new/second hand one??
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If u can getthem for $15 do it. They usually go for $40 to $60
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yep well i got a front door actuator and a back door actuator wasting space in my room, so $15 each for working actuators with free postage is cheap as chips. Just tested them on my own car and they work a treat!
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