In article <fd6e02dc-5024-4932-b68a-233f48bcea79
@e6g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, lordbuggin_2000@yahoo.com says...
> Ok so i had fun this morning I got out of class and went to unlock my
> passenger side door and now that one wont work so I had to have a guy
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> I decided to ask you guys first otherwise the dealer would have ripped
> me off. Thanks as always I just wanted to give you guys a update.
That's the web page I sent you last week, that explained how to change
those. Easy stuff, just gotta pay attention while you're doing it so
you put all the pins for the lock back in the correct places.
That said, for around an hour labor for the two sides plus parts, seems
reasonable. IIRC the parts are about $25/side - but that was in 1996.
Mark
'95 Jetta GLS
Mike Stafford - 25 Jan 2008 18:15 GMT
Thank you Mark I was going to do it but I decided I wanted to make
sure it was done right and I didn't screw it up
> In article <fd6e02dc-5024-4932-b68a-233f48bcea79
> @e6g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, lordbuggin_2...@yahoo.com says...
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> Mark
> '95 Jetta GLS
Mark Randol - 26 Jan 2008 04:13 GMT
In article <310d6ae8-7b48-4f60-8f7d-e16f1dd3b3d9
@i3g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, lordbuggin_2000@yahoo.com says...
> Thank you Mark I was going to do it but I decided I wanted to make
> sure it was done right and I didn't screw it up
LOL! That's why *I* usually do it, and when I don't I'm extremely
selective in who I let touch it.
Hope it works out for you. Let us know if that's what it was and if the
fix works.
Mark
'95 Jetta GLS
Mike Stafford - 30 Jan 2008 18:11 GMT
My locks work great now. I guess there is a vacuum leak in one of the
doors that I have to find so they auto pop up and down otherwise she
is all good now.
> In article <310d6ae8-7b48-4f60-8f7d-e16f1dd3b3d9
> @i3g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, lordbuggin_2...@yahoo.com says...
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> Mark
> '95 Jetta GLS