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Question by bmc
Submitted on 5/9/2004
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How to replace the door lock on a 1996 plymouth grand voyager rear passenger sliding door


Answer by Haslamjd
Submitted on 9/29/2006
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My right sliding door's lock doesn't function either. I took off the door panel and found that the lock mechanism was broken. Normally I would think this strange, as the lock mech is metal. But since this is a Plymouth product, I some how think it should be normal for something to break off without it ever getting a direct hit. I can only assume that my kids closing the door too hard might have had something to do with this. Anyway, the whole lock mech needs to be replaced, and I haven't even tried to see how much that will cost me. This Van has cost twice in repairs than what I paid new for it. (just kidding, but it sure feels like it). If you have an answer to this query, please respond.

 

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