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 Post subject: NF Fairlane And The Wierdest Locking Problem Ever in History
Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 3:41 pm 
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My NF fairlane when i bought it had central locking cycling when you unlocked the car so ive went and replaced the 2 central locking motors causing this issue (both fronts) and now the central locking doesnt cycle :-)
but a issue i aint got a clue as to whats wrong here
the key locking it aint working properly

the passengers side front door cant be unlocked with central locking but can be locked with central locking but can be locked and unlocked with key in that door
the drivers side front door cant be unlocked or locked with central locking
but can be locked and unlocked with the key in that door

yes all central locking motors work perfectly and were connected properly

any ideas ?

 

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 Post subject: Re: NF Fairlane And The Wierdest Locking Problem Ever in History
Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 4:03 pm 
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wow that got confusing, i had an answer but i read it again then was confused
once more. :wink:
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Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 7:10 pm 
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scud wrote:
wow that got confusing, i had an answer but i read it again then was confused
once more. :wink:



sorry m8 edited it to make it more easier to understand

 

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 Post subject: Re: NF Fairlane And The Wierdest Locking Problem Ever in History
Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 8:15 pm 
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yep, still hard to read!

Does your car have an aftermarket alarm?

 

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Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 9:05 pm 
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i didnt see any sign of a aftermarket alarm so i would say no

 

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 Post subject: Re: NF Fairlane And The Wierdest Locking Problem Ever in History
Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2010 11:48 pm 
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Using the key bypasses the the central locking as far as unlocking that door goes.When you unlock either of the front doors with the key then all doors should unlock or lock.Check your fuse for door locks.Do you have a central locking switch in the dash?Kevman.
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 Post subject: Re: NF Fairlane And The Wierdest Locking Problem Ever in History
Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2010 12:24 am 
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There are different models of the door motors throughout the E series and they vary in speed. So if you got some different motors to the ones already in the car, they won't "talk" to eachother well and will be out of sync. I reckon the best option is to replace these pesky motors with an aftermarket system from jaycar or autobarn for $30, and you will never have problems again!

 

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Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2010 8:04 pm 
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well i bought a whole set i could change them all would that fix it ?

but they did have the same model number and s**t so like how can they be different ?

they came off a EL XR6

and they cycle up and down in perfect motion they start and stop all at the same time

its just they cant lock and unlocked the car front doors properly but with the passengers door im gonna push the central locking motor up and see if that fixes it as i used smaller screws than the holes in the door

the front door when you unlock it with the key shouldnt that make central locking cycle up therefor unlocking the car ? because it doesnt

Update:

went to unlock my car today and surprise surprise the central locking is cycling again
wtf can make the motors get f**k up like that ?

Update again:

after spending all day pulling apart doors i found it was the front drivers door central locking motor
the latch in the door must be f**k i spent 1hr studying everything in it and everything is hooked up perfectly and the part of the latch that the central locking moves up and down doesnt even make any sound it just flops around i dont think its meant to do that lol

Update Even Again:

After much googling and reading a cycle could be being caused by a build up of s**t inside the motor making it not contact properly saying it unlocked making it recycle another thing could be the motor has been full of s**t and now has slowed resulting in a cycle as they have to be in sync ive been told to take the motors apart and clean them and when i opened them to my surpsie the connectors were covered in black s**t so after some WD40 and a wiping from a rag its all shiny clean again and well lubricated and now moves up and down alot better so i will be putting in the front drivers door tomorrow for testing and will update and tell you how it goes

Update Once Again:

Tried The Central Locking Motor And It Works Great now :-)
figured out whats wrong after studying the front door locking latch/catch's i have figured out they are the cause of my issues here as they have obviously had the part of the central locking that allows the central locking to lock and unlock cut off by its previous owner as he didn't know how to fix the central locking issue as he admitted when i bought it off him got to find 2 front door locking catch's now and clean the front passnegers central locking motor just so i dont have to take the doors apart anymore for a while and should be good :-)

 

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 Post subject: Re: NF Fairlane And The Wierdest Locking Problem Ever in History
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2010 1:06 am 
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replaced the latchs all good there but my central locking motors at the front are running at different speeds went and put WD40 in the motors makes em run properly for like a day then they start having trouble once again getten f**k sick of this shiz im getting the jaycar system

 

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Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 8:02 pm 
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have installed the jaycar system and it works so well its amazing when i went to unlock the el today it was so slow there is a huge difference

thanks everyone for ya time

 

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 Post subject: Re: NF Fairlane And The Wierdest Locking Problem Ever in History
Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2013 7:55 pm 
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Sorry to dig up an old thread, but does anyone know if this fix is still do-able? My NL central locking is killing me! Do the wires match up? Simple replacement of the old actuators?
Thanks for ANY help!

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