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1993 chevrolet caprice power door locks will not work,
Power door locks willnot work, they will acuate but not hard enough to pull locks down orr up. where is the receiving unit in the car to trouble shoot it.
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First, there is not enough vehicle information posted here to help you with your problem. When you are asking for information on how to repair an engine or an engine accessory, it is prudent to mention which engine your vehicle is equipped with.
Second, I have been in the automotive repair business for 37 years. I have worked on MANY Chevrolet Caprices. I have never heard of a filter on a fuel injector.
most times this is repaired by replacement of the drivers door power window control switch panel located in the drivers door panel(the one that you push to open/close windows etc.
could be door acuator switch. remove rear door cover follow rear door lock rod it will lead you to the lock motor check power plug make sure its its cliped in some times they come loose.next if plug is tight get a test lite chech see if you have power to lock motor have a friend move master switch up and down while youcheck for power mostlikely the switch is no good.
Hey - sorry to hear your having problems - the car electrical is made into sections so as to not over load the system. Your problem sounds like a larger fuse is all that is the problem. Take it to a reputable shop and ask them to check your fuses. WRITE down the problem and do not expect a QUICK wait time. Maybe you will get lucky but most likely you won't. Just be patient and have a qualified mechanic check your system out. You should be fine.
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I would follow their recommendation as I had the same problem with my car. They unhooked the power to that door and it was fine. The problem was a short in the wiring in the door that was causing the problem. So maybe get them to check the wiring in the door as well.
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