miscellaneous

[oilcan64]

hi- my power locks dont work- think its a blown fuse? and what do you guys think about chassis saver- better than por15?
thanks justin

[Ace]

I think the switches are going bad in mine. They only work when they feel like it.

[gear jammer 91"]

If neither window will work I would say it is the fuse. If you can play with the switch and make one or both of them work, then it's probably the switch.

[oilcan64]

thanks and yes niether window works- the fuse box is located under the steering wheel right? and there are four screws holding it on??
thanks justin

[gear jammer 91"]

The fuse box is under the steering colum, but you shouldn't have to remove any screws to get it out. It hooks a tab of sorts on the plastic under the wheel. You should be able to get it out by pushing up on it.

[oilcan64]

so i took the fuse out and put a good one in and still the locks do not work... i have no idea what it could be? any theories?
thanks justin

[Richie O]

I have had 2 trucks with frigged up actuators. But in my case they would not move with the manual button either. I unhooked it and locked them the old fashon way.

[oilcan64]

richeo
thants what im thinking, but on one door the actual lock or what ever you want to call it, the black piece sticking up, the rod, has the top round part broken off- think the junkyard would have on in stock?
thanks justin

[RumbleFish]

or try the help aisle at the parts store. i know dorman/help makes them, but i cant recall if we (oreillys) still stocks them. if not they can be ordered. ill see if i can find you a part number tomorrow at work. or if you are set on going to the yard to get some experienced knobs, nearly all chryslers used them in the 60's-mid 80's. the trucks up to 93 of course. they should be easy to find.

[oilcan64]

thanks a part # would be great, but how do they go on... threaded? ill have to look, hopefully i don't have to take whole door apart
thanks justin

[RumbleFish]

ya, they are threaded. no need to take the door apart.