The lock actuator contains a thermistor wired in series with a small DC motor. The thermistor will quickly heat up when the lock switch is pressed. This causes the resistance to also increase qucikly there by reducing the current flow to the motor. This is a protective function that prevents damage to the lock actuator if the switch is held down too long. It should function several times before the thermister begins to limit the current but over time these devices will weaken and limit the current too quickly. Some time to the point where the doors will not lock or unlock anymore. This requires the lock actuators be replaced. The old thermistor can be removed and a new installed but this takes some effort to find the correct current value thermister.
Keyless door locks are more secure than the traditional keyed locks because doors cannot be picked nor jammed and you will not have a problem with losing your keys. All you have to do is to enter a code.
If one is looking to purchase new locks they can be found at a variety of places. For generic door locks, one can look at local stores such as Lowe's. For more specific locks one can go to a locksmith for assistance.
If you are referring to a 'lift' on a lock, then this is usually a crank in a cam to allow for more space to allow clearance for the door.
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close all doors. keep key off. hold down the central door lock for 10 seconds or more until you here the door locks click. then it is done
Keyless door locks use a different technology to open your door. You can still use your regular key, or you can use an entry pad to unlock your door. You use a password made of numbers to unlock your door. These options can be found for multiple types of doors, including deadbolts, doorknobs, handles etc. Here is a link to tell you more: http://www.handlesets.com/keyless-entry-door-locks/c3865
Biometric door locks are digital locks used by many businesses such as banks for obvious security reasons. Some good brands of these locks include ADEL, ThumbLock and Shepherd. Price ranges generally start from $99 and go up into the hundreds of dollars per lock for more advanced models.
Depends on what you mean by that question, if you could be more specific then i might be able to help.
Need more info, need to know what the problem is.
A more or less permanent (though difficult) solution might be to remove the door panels and disconnect the lock actuator wire connectors on the offending locks. Though if you have the door open, you might want to fix the locks instead. If the motors keep running but otherwise work OK, the solution might be to check and clean the limit switches. Alternatively, you might need to replace the door lock actuators. For a quick way to silence the locks, you can pull fuse #24, which will disable all the power door locks, as well as the power seats, the rear defogger, and the remote keyless entry system.
If you are saying the door locks are hard to manually turn, then purchase some powdered graphite. Spray the powdered graphite in each lock. Also purchase some white lithium grease in a spray can and spray each door latch.
More than likely the gears are stripping on the door lock actuator and will soon fail to work.