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Originally Posted by Zenfollies
oh master of all things that lock Lincoln doors, I have mystery that needs solving.
1986 Lincoln Mark VII BB, Passenger door. Button will not push down. Key in lock will not open door. Switches in car will not operate. Took panel off, fiddled around, lubricated, and Viola! The lock, locked, switches operated it and all was happy again in Lincoln land. Next day, put key in lock and Viola! The lock unlocked. That is where it has been stuck since, for a year -- unable to lock. |
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Originally Posted by Awesund
Oi mate! =]
More than likely, your motor has locked up. Thus will not allow the key to turn, because it's connected to the lock process. You'll have to take your door panel off and have a look. I'll bet your door lock motor is seized because it's been drowned with rain water from a lame or cracked outer rubber window scraper. When they dry and crack, they let water in like a running faucet. And if your lock motor's rubber cover has dried and cracked, it just runs into the motor, itself... . . .after a while, it becomes trashed and unable to function! ![]() |


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Originally Posted by Awesund
I have a new set ready to install...
![]() There's a guy on ebay who actually sells exact duplicates of the Mark VII wipes. Inner and outter set for $129! Great guy to deal with and top quality product. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/84-85...QQcmdZViewItem |
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Originally Posted by Awesund
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Here's a pic just home from paint shop... My new painted bumpers are still at the shop. |
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