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Hi all,

My R34 GTT passenger door lock has started playing up and won't lock sometimes so I need to check it every time when parking, annoying.

I just pulled the door panel off and had a lock at the mechanism, see photos below.

The rod system seems fine and I WD40'd everything whilst there but it didn't really help.

What I noticed is that the door locks when the actuator rod is disconnected, so the theory is that the actuator has become too weak over time to move the whole system.

Any other suggestions before I go and buy a new actuator? It's a sedan too so finding one is going to be fun...

What's involved in changing the actuator? I'm not quite sure how to disconnect the door handle rod, and also couldn't see any actuator wiring/plug anywhere, though it could be somewhere inside the door skin.

Cheers
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Edit: This was a good reference on how to get the door panel off: http://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/285604-tutorial-r34-gtt-door-panel-removal-guide/
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What's involved in changing the actuator? I'm not quite sure how to disconnect the door handle rod, and also couldn't see any actuator wiring/plug anywhere, though it could be somewhere inside the door skin.

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Any suggestions? Does anyone know if the coupe and sedan actuators are interchangeable?

Hey man I've got the same problem, passenger side aswell haha (R34 25GT Series 1 sedan)

Started playing up a couple weeks ago

Wouldn't be so bad if the problem was unlocking but that seems fine, just locking is the problem

Not much info googling this problem... wonder if we can just buy an actuator from a Nissan dealership?

Looking forward to any suggestions! :anyone::/

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Hey man I've got the same problem, passenger side aswell haha (R34 25GT Series 1 sedan)

Started playing up a couple weeks ago

Wouldn't be so bad if the problem was unlocking but that seems fine, just locking is the problem

Not much info googling this problem... wonder if we can just buy an actuator from a Nissan dealership?

Looking forward to any suggestions! :anyone::/

That sucks, sounds very similar to my issue.

I haven't made much progress but have found some actuators at http://www.brisbanemotorimports.com.au/nissan/vehicle-electrics/door-lock-actuator/

Looks like they have all other actuators in stock except for the front passenger, grr. I am pretty sure you could get one from Nissan for like >$200...

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  • 10 months later...

I replaced the actuator (DIY: https://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/465953-replacing-door-lock-actuator-in-r34-gtt/ ) and it worked well ... for a while.

It's started to play up again, same symptoms as before, always unlocks but sometimes doesn't lock.

I'm wondering if it's something else that might be jamming it? I'm thinking of attacking the mechanism with WD40, any ideas where to focus on?

 

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