Door Lock Actuator HZJ77
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Correct these are NLA. I've resigned to putting a 12v motor in the assembly and wire in a 24v to 12v step down. I've exhausted all the other alternatives.
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Good news, I now have a functioning front passenger door lock. I ended up soldering in the same Mabuchi DC motor the 80 and 100 series use and it works well.
Thanks for everyone's help, especially Dave who took the time to investigate all options.
Is the barn door supposed to be on the power door lock circuit? My drawing shows it to be a manual lock. Is that the case or do I have another bad motor?
Thanks for everyone's help, especially Dave who took the time to investigate all options.
Is the barn door supposed to be on the power door lock circuit? My drawing shows it to be a manual lock. Is that the case or do I have another bad motor?
Barn door should also lock automatically. I have a ZX trim 73 and all locks are part of the circuit.
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Thanks. Looks like I have another door to work on.
Hello:
Can you help with the link to buy the motor? please
I have a 2006 LC and need to fix right door actuator.
I found some in ebay, but not sure about shaft length and if shaft need to be flat or round...
Thanks!
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Here's the link to the 100 series thread:
Door Lock Actuator Replacement
I had the normal symptoms of a door lock actuator gone bad (many threads on this) so I went about investigating this issue over the weekend. I was hoping I could find something that could be remedied by a little bit of cleaning / maintenance, but that wasn't the case. Removal of the door...
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Thank you!... I just ordered a couple of motors!Here's the link to the 100 series thread:
Door Lock Actuator Replacement
I had the normal symptoms of a door lock actuator gone bad (many threads on this) so I went about investigating this issue over the weekend. I was hoping I could find something that could be remedied by a little bit of cleaning / maintenance, but that wasn't the case. Removal of the door...
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Long term update on this thread:
The SOLDER method is still holding strong on the front door. Additionally, the 12V lock actuator motor is still holding up even in a 24V system. I will consider that a permanent solution.
The LOCTITE method failed after 3 years. The gear started spinning on the shaft. The 12V motor is still strong though.
Instead of repairing the shaft and motor yet again, I just swapped the entire lock assembly out for the 12V version. i.e. swap 69110-60080 (24V) for 69110-60071 (12V). As long as your kids are not hitting the locks like rabid chihuahuas, the 12V motors should hold up just fine.
The SOLDER method is still holding strong on the front door. Additionally, the 12V lock actuator motor is still holding up even in a 24V system. I will consider that a permanent solution.
The LOCTITE method failed after 3 years. The gear started spinning on the shaft. The 12V motor is still strong though.
Instead of repairing the shaft and motor yet again, I just swapped the entire lock assembly out for the 12V version. i.e. swap 69110-60080 (24V) for 69110-60071 (12V). As long as your kids are not hitting the locks like rabid chihuahuas, the 12V motors should hold up just fine.
I found a much easier solution to my problem. I had a bad actuator on the right rear door for my HZJ77.
Bought this from Amazon. Cheap, available, and built by the original manufacturer. Works great a year later on 24v with daily use. It's a direct fit other than the electrical connection. Just pull the pins out of your original actuator and swap the plastic connector onto the new pins.
I hope someone finds this helpful.
Bought this from Amazon. Cheap, available, and built by the original manufacturer. Works great a year later on 24v with daily use. It's a direct fit other than the electrical connection. Just pull the pins out of your original actuator and swap the plastic connector onto the new pins.
I hope someone finds this helpful.
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