RAV4

Asked by GuruC36RJ Mar 13, 2019 at 07:25 PM about the 2003 Toyota RAV4 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Power lock does not work drivers side and passenger side.  It went out all at
once.  Fuse is okay.  Now what?

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Thanks for your prompt response. Would the acuator cause the passenger lock to not work either when I press the passenger side switch? Seems more of a central problem than an actuator. Thanks. I will take off the panel and get to the acuator in the mean time, is there any way to test it? Thanks again. Nick

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if the central locking switch or the remote locks the rear doors then the actuators or the wires in the door jams could be the issue. Start by checking the wires in the doors where the hinges are

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I will check that, thanks. The driver's side powerdoor lock switch does not work, nor the passengers. Additionally, the rear doesn't work either. The remote doesn't work either, only to arm the alarm.

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