Using the power lock on the drivers side I can unlock the doors but not lock them. The exact opposite happens on the passenger side, the doors will lock but not unlock. In both cases where there is no action there is no sound from the actuator. I am leaning towards the master switch unit on the drivers door but I'm not 100 percent sure. Any help on this. Thanks Rick.
SOURCE: driver side door lock
Pull the door panel & replace the electronic lock solenoid.
Not easy, but this is what you need to do.
SOURCE: 2002 toyota celica power door lock problem
Are you hearing any noises from the pass door when you activate the lock switch? If not, the power door lock solenoid has failed, and prob needs to be replaced. Pull the door panel & check to see if it is getting power to the solenoid in lock & unlock. If it has power, the solenoid is def bad.
SOURCE: Single power door lock does not work
If it doesn't work from master switch then the door lock motor actuator will need to be replaced, this requires pulling the door panel.
SOURCE: Procedure for removing door panel on passenger side 1994 camry
Sure.
Pull off the triangle thing.
On the door, at the front edge, there should be 2 plastic caps. Remove them. Under the caps there are screws. Remove them.
On the rear of the door panel, above the latch, are 2 round things, with a smaller round thing in the middle. Press on the inner round thing, and pull the pin assemblys out.
Do you have a light on the door panel at the bottom? If so, pry it out with a small screwdriver (it's just a "press-fit"), and remove the wire connector.
Under the arm-rest, remove the big phillips screw that is hidden, about an inch back from the outer edge of the panel. You will see the hole.
Under the arm rest, remove the tiny plastic trim cover, remove another big phillips screw.
Remove the door handle: Remove the phillips screw. Slide the handle forward or backward to release it from the door metal. Undo the clamp from the lock rod to the handle.
Remove any screws at the very bottom of the panel, if there are any.
Starting at the bottom of the panel. pull straight out, to defeat the plastic clamps tht holds the panel to the door metal. Once the panel is loose, pull it up a bit to remove it from the window opening retainer. Finally, inside the panel, unplug the wiring harness to the window switch assembly.
If you need any more info, please comment back. And, Thanks for the FIxYa.
SOURCE: Toyota Camry power windows not working from master switch
Their are two fuses that power this system. One is a 15 amp gauge fuse and the other one is a 30 amp main power fuse. You can also check the power main relay, your ignition switch, or i could possibly be a fault in the wiring
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