How to Replace Your Ford Mustang Power Door Lock Actuator
When something goes haywire with your locks or your power window switches on your door, it’s kind of like when you have an itch on your foot while you’re wearing properly tied up sneakers. It’s really not that big of a deal, but it just annoys the hell out of you. You have to take the time to completely remove your shoe/door panel just to get to the problem, then fixing the actual issue only takes a quick scratch or replacement.
As part of Mustang Forum‘s new How-Tos section, this article goes step-by-step through the process of replacing a broken power door lock actuator. It’s an easy hour job that only requires a couple of screwdrivers, a ratchet, and a wrench. After you disconnect the battery, pull up the switches, pop off the door panel, and replace the assembly.
Along with the article, be sure to check out the full gallery to make sure you don’t miss any of the hidden connectors, pins, and screws. The last thing you want is to snap off a bunch of plastic parts in the process.