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88 Coupe
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 4:44 pm |
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Hi OldsBuickGuy82,
Welcome to TOC.
Here is an option.
Regards, Norm
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88 Coupe
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 9:13 pm |
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91buickman wrote: ........ As for the Op's door problem ........ Here it is again: 88 Coupe wrote: 91buickman wrote: ........ as for your door question, what exactly is wrong? http://www.oldsconnection.com/forum/vie ... 2eb0022095
Norm
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91parkave
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 9:52 pm |
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Brando wrote: The kit is a fit for his car because it is universal...meaning you have to put a little creativity into mounting it properly...unlike where a stock one would bolt right up. That wire strap you see in the picture is what is used for the "fit all applications."
TOC Admin Brando FYI: Even the factory power antena's have straps as seen here. so there is no need to make any mounts or anything of that nature oldsbuickguy wrote: Hello,
I have some issue with the front passenger power lock on my 1995 Eighty Eight Royal LS. I'd like to pull the panel and take a look inside. Can anyone provide help with doing this or a link to a step by step?
Also, if I end up having to install a new power lock motor, how difficult is that?
Thanks
The "issues" are what im asking for Clown because issues isnt a specific term, so please let the op respond to my question, he did not choose you to speak for him.
Last edited by 91parkave on Thu Sep 06, 2007 9:58 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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OldsBuickGuy82
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:31 pm |
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Hey,
Loads and loads of links. As requested, the issue with my power lock is that sometimes it doesn't fully lock, and once I manually lock it I have to hit the power switch 3 or 4 times to make it unlock again.
In my mind, that sounds like something that just needs a good greasing. But, I can't be sure. What I wanted to do first was pull the panel and take a look inside. But, this is the first time I've had a 1995 and the panels aren't like my old Eighty Eight which was a 1987. So, I wanted some good instructions on how to remove the panel first so I woudln't tear the crap out of it. Then I wondered how hard it would be if I had to replace the lock motor/actuator if need be.
That's my story.
91parkave wrote: BTW any 91-97 C-body car will be a direct bolt in, C-body is park ave's,Bonnivilles,98's etc...
Really, that is great. I thought as much but wasn't 100% sure. What about the rear mounted models from the late 80's?
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91parkave
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 11:13 pm |
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got it, ok youll need a flathead screw driver and a phillips,
First you need to pry the back of the window switch so it comes up, disconnect it from the wiring harness (it will take a lot of finesse and patience so just take your time) proceed by looking for IIRC 2 screws, take them loose, proceed to the the edge of the door panel you will see the courtesy light carefully pry it out from the top side and disconnect the light bulb from the harness, then there will be one screw there, now just pull from the top of door panel to remove it completley and disconnect any other wiring that holds it to the harness. Dont worry if you break the push clips that hold the door panel on autozone sell new ones for 2.99. Take the plastic sheathing off, and proceed with trouble shooting, BTW you can reconnect your window/unlock switch now as well. Hope this helps, as this all from memory.
Edit: i dont know about the 80's it should work, they have the same moldings on top so they should but im not 100% on that
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88 Coupe
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 11:23 pm |
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91buickman wrote: ........ The issues are what im asking for ........ There is no one here that does not know what you were asking about, and there is no reason for your childish reaction. I simply supplied the link, so you could discuss it in its proper place. 91buickman wrote: ........ let the op respond to my question ........ Any child can see that I am not stopping anyone from doing anything. 91buickman wrote: ........ he did not choose you to speak for him.
And he did not choose you to trash his thread.
Norm
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91parkave
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 11:47 pm |
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Norm please pull the stick out of your ass, Everything to you is a childish reaction, you bothering to post that in the first place is trashing the thread, leave it alone and im sure everyone by now has formed their opinion about me, let them have it to themselves as should you, no one cares about youre opinion of me and what you think my actions are. I provided the info, youre not a admin nor moderator, if THEY feel the need to correct me let THEM do so. know your place, have a nice night,
-regards
Marshall
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