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Electrical 95 Mustang , Lock Keeps Clicking Back Anf Forth

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So i been looking around on how i can fix this which just happend randomly one day wile driving , the next day it was working normal but later that day again !! The lock keeps clicking back and forht locking and unlocking . Well now it just moves like it locking but it doesn't it just shakes sometimes. I change the acutators on the locks both side since ofcourse its old being 20 years old now . But no the shaking of the lock stoped but still does not resond to the press of the butten . But i know it works because sometimes wile pressing the lock down to lock it unlocks on its own. Anyone have any idea what i need to replace or fix ??

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So i change the acutator and the lock shakes and unlocks wheb i press the lock down only sometimes not all the time so i have to hold it down in order to lock the door, i notice that wile driving down bumpi roads the locks go crazzy clicking back and forth non stop or simply shaking , anyone have this problem or might have an idea of whats going on


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It's probably the switch itself. I'd remove the switch and see if the twitching stops.
 
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Chythar said:
It's probably the switch itself. I'd remove the switch and see if the twitching stops.
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Thanks il go ahead and try that . It might nt be it since nither of them work unless there both bad ?

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Anyone have any other idea what could be wrong

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Does the car have a security system in it? I just recently bought a vehicle that has a viper car alarm in it. The previous owner cut the alarm horn so that it wouldn't go off every time the battery was hooked up after being unhooked. Due to this the car thinks it is being stolen anytime a battery is hooked up to it and the locks will cycle between locked and unlocked. I'm not saying that's the cause (faulty alarm) but I'm just giving an example of something similar that I've encountered. Hope you are able to get to the bottom of it.
 
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