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Last post on Feb 25, 2011 at 1:04 PM
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#8 of 15 Re: 1997 Mercury Mountaineer electric door locks [kickboxer97]
by shellrn
Feb 25, 2010 (2:03 pm)
hello, I'm having the exact same problem on my 2000 Mountaineer. If you could please provide a step by step instructions, that would be great. Thanks!
#9 of 15 Re: 1997 Mercury Mountaineer electric door locks [shellrn]
by drjensen
Feb 25, 2010 (3:52 pm)
I replaced the driver door switch assembly and the same problem remained - I can't unlock any of the door from the driver side. I continued to push the dealer as to what may be the cause and this is what they said: 1) a wire in the door harness must be broken somewhere or 2) the relay located near the rear left wheel well may to out. I have not tracked out the wire or located the fuse box. Sorry. I wish I could give you more. Better yet, I wish that I could get this stupid thing fixed.
Doug Jensen
#10 of 15 Drivers side door unlock problem
by jerrymerc
Jan 28, 2011 (5:07 pm)
Has anybody seen drawings or some sort of diagram to fix this problem????
I removed the inside panel this morning but could not figure out exactly where the problem is.
Help
#11 of 15 Re: 1997 Mercury Mountaineer electric door locks [kevinw3]
by ghon
Jan 28, 2011 (7:40 pm)
At least I'm not the only one. Just getting ready to tear into the doors, so you're step by step procedure would be good to have on hand if you could send them to me.
#12 of 15 Re: 1997 Mercury Mountaineer electric door locks [ghon]
by jerrymerc
Jan 28, 2011 (8:00 pm)
Hi Kevin, apparently a common problem with this vintage Ford. Hows your radio??
#13 of 15 Re: 1997 Mercury Mountaineer electric door locks [kevinw3]
by jlsullivan
Feb 25, 2011 (10:21 am)
kevinw3,
You have described my 97 explorer problem exactly. Please give me the details of how you fixed the door handle linkage. Thanks
jlsullivan
#14 of 15 Ford door lock
by jerrymerc
Feb 25, 2011 (10:47 am)
The actual door handle linkage becomes worn/sloppy.
There is a vertical wire/bar directly from the door handle that can be adjusted upwards which will keep it out of the way of the lock linkage.
The interior of the door handle/latch is the problem.
JerryIrishMusic
Gmail.com if you are still having problems. Good luck. Jerry
#15 of 15 Re: Ford door lock [jerrymerc]
by steve_ HOST
Feb 25, 2011 (1:04 pm)
Please don't offer "personal" help via email. We all benefit when a problem is discussed on the open forum.Thanks.