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1998 Toyota Corolla Electric Door Lock Problem

The right rear power door lock quit working about a year ago. The right front lock quit about two weeks ago. The driver's side control locks and unlocks the two left doors. The front passenger side control locks and unlocks the two left doors. The doors on the right make a clicking sound but nothing happens. Turning the key in the right side passenger door unlocks and locks that door and the two left side doors. How best to solve this problem?

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You'll need to replace the solenoid (motor) that doesn't work. Not hard once you get the door panel off. I suggest you buy the correct part, not a universal one.

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