Murano Door Lock Actuator Problem

Unusual noises coming from inside the door are one of the first symptoms of a potential problem with a power door lock actuator.

Murano door lock actuator problem.

The driver s door lock actuator has stopped working and from my research it seems to be a very common problem with muranos. My 2005 nissan murano lock actuator on the driver side went out. I need to replace the passenger side door lock actuator. A faulty switch may cause the door open warning light to stay on on the dash even if the door is fully closed.

Usually a bad or failing power door lock actuator will produce a few symptoms that can notify the driver of an issue that should be serviced. Nissan murano 2005 problem was reported in clarksville tn. The issue with my nissan murano is the lock actuator beginning to go out. It started in may when the key fob began not working.

This video is about nissan murano door lock actuator reair. The switch that signals that the door is closed may also be built into the door lock actuator. You never know whether the door has actually locked or not when locking the vehicle using the remote or exterior electrical door button upon. In some cars a failed door lock actuator may lock but won t unlock or the other way around.

Door lock actuator problem. Discussion starter 1 oct 6 2010. Hi i have a 2005 murano. I ve looked at courtesyparts and a few other sites but am not 100 which.

Drivers side door actuator has failed on 2005 murano. In most cases the problem with a door lock actuator is limited to only one door. This video is about nissan murano door lock actuator reair. I have a 2003 nissan murano with around 60 000 miles on it.

We started having to unlock the vehicle with the key and then unlock. Vehicle was not using anti lock brakes. Does anyone have a part for this part or can post a link to this part please. Unusual noises coming from inside the door.

Power door lock actuator failed at 73 000 miles this effects both passenger and rear hatch actuators will work in cold. Most power door locks operate using gears or motors that may quietly whir or make noise when they operate.