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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / February 2005

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Stuck door lock, 96 Pathfinder

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Peter D. Tillman - 15 Feb 2005 18:01 GMT
One of my rear power door locks is stuck in locked position. Is this a
common problem, and is there an easy cure? I gave the latch a good shot
of silicone when it (briefly) opened TOD, but it's stuck again.

For that matter, is there an easy cure for a sluggish power window?
Driver side, natch. Slower in cold weather, so I suspect a lubrication
problem.

Are there online guides to assembly & disassembly of door hardware?

Thanks in advance,
Pete Tillman, who'd wondered how long this fancy power door stuff would
keep working.

Answer: about 8.5 years (truck built 8-96).
Al - 20 Feb 2005 23:13 GMT
Pathfinder power locks have been known to act freaky
in cold weather. I've heard from experienced
mechanics that the cause is the latch assembly. The
typical symptom is something like this: you slam the
door and all the lock buttons shut down. Or you unlock
the door and one button pops up, only to pop back
down again.

I don't know whether that's your problem, but I hope
it helps.
 
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