5.0 resto or cjpony parts should have everything to do the door locks, might not be cheap tho.
Ebay has cheap slotted/drilled rotors but im a little weary of them, summit and a couple other places sell powerslot/powerstop rotors but their a little expensive. If you get new rotors a decent set of pads such as hawk will give you a little better breaking.
Ebay has cheap slotted/drilled rotors but im a little weary of them, summit and a couple other places sell powerslot/powerstop rotors but their a little expensive. If you get new rotors a decent set of pads such as hawk will give you a little better breaking.
If you feel like spending a couple minutes per side fabricating, see Jrichker's door lock retrofit article. That said, the kit you're lookin at is the most reasonably priced one I've seen (though still factors more costly than the JR method).
For the switches, testing them and cleaning the contacts can sometimes help. Might save you some cash.
Good luck.
For the switches, testing them and cleaning the contacts can sometimes help. Might save you some cash.
Good luck.
Follow this link to fix your door lock actuator problems http://bellsouthpwp.net/l/r/lrichker/Mustang_tech/door_actuator_fix/1_of_8_door_actuator.htm
Stuck with door lock actuators that don't work and don't want to pay the $50+ for a new one? Tried the junkyard ones and found that they last six months and freeze up?
A new actuator for less than $5. Fix one side for $18, do both sides for only $25. I don't sell parts, I don’t make any money off of the upgrade, I just tell you how to do it cheaply and easily.
Stuck with door lock actuators that don't work and don't want to pay the $50+ for a new one? Tried the junkyard ones and found that they last six months and freeze up?
A new actuator for less than $5. Fix one side for $18, do both sides for only $25. I don't sell parts, I don’t make any money off of the upgrade, I just tell you how to do it cheaply and easily.
Yes, yes. Follow the above instructions for the door lock actuator fix. Do NOT buy the 50resto actuators, they are the same crappy design as the OEM ones....just crappier.
Using the "universal" ones is the way to go. They are quiet, stronger, and do not rely on the horrible "screw and balls" design as the OEM ones do.
I replaced mine with 50resto actuators, 6 months later the PS one died and I replaced it with the universal one...now I need to do the same with the DS. Those are awesome and worth the extra twenty minutes it will take to install.
Using the "universal" ones is the way to go. They are quiet, stronger, and do not rely on the horrible "screw and balls" design as the OEM ones do.
I replaced mine with 50resto actuators, 6 months later the PS one died and I replaced it with the universal one...now I need to do the same with the DS. Those are awesome and worth the extra twenty minutes it will take to install.
I agree. Also doing the jrichker thing....I re-routed the actuators so they are mounted on the inside of the inner door skin. In my mind, they are in a much drier/ safer place. I did mine before I was a member here and before I saw jrichker's fix. Anyway mine have been done for like 4 yrs now.....I even added keyless entry while I was in there.HISSIN50 said: