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Power Door Locks - Pass Side dead 200 1982

posted by  ecarter on  Mon Dec 23 06:58 CST 2002
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My '82 245T power locks work fine on the drivers side and the gate. The passenger doors are non-functional. They'll lock and unlock manually fine, just not from the driver's switch. I've reviewed the archived posts and I never found one (that's not to say there isn't, I could've missed it) that described my problem. Most were related to the relays or the switch in the driver door.

Since my problem is side specific my thoughts are: 1) it's not the relays, 2) it's not passenger side door specific, 3) the driver's switch is fine since the doors on that side work.

So where should I look? Is there a connector before the passenger doors that is prone to failure or is it inside the door(s)?

I thought I'd ask you Brickster's before I started to remove door panels. BTW, I don't think the power window wiring shares any components with the door lock wiring but they all work fine, from the drivers switch as well as individual door switches.

Thanks in advance for the responses.






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