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Old 18-01-2009, 03:34 PM   #1
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Default Strange locks...

As most would know, my car is a rather large mix and match of cars...

Now... i am trying to fix my central locking... i started to remove my drives front door lock and have found a patch lead on it... i read somewhere that these are for the use of BA units... the patch lead has a Ford Genuine Parts label on it... how true is that info?

Could it still be the cause of my central locking issues (all motorise when opening doors, even when not locked)... i've had to disconnect my passenger side unit anyway, due to it simply not locking at all...

I know its been asked many times in the past... but i'm sure mine is a strangish one...

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