Questions & Answers for: door latch mechanism

door latch My door wont latch shut. The door latch is electro-mechanical. Which means, it has a mechanical mechanism that is electronically controlled. If the latch is broken, it is recommended that ...

Door Latch broken I have a 1991 Nissan d21 pickup. The other day the interior door handle stopped opening the door. I took the door panel off and shortened the wire running from the door handle to the

...door latch mechanism and latch switches. Ensure correct adjustment of the Door and the Latch switches. Wipe off any dirt or grease around the door key where it touches the latch switched and door ...

...door latch mechanism is worn out. The door latch mechanism for your door is operated by rods, from the inside door handle, and the outside door handle. It is highly unlikely, (Though not impossible), ...

...door latch in the mechanism.the door latch moves back and forth.to open the door and close the door.its a common problem faced by many users.the door latch needs to be replaced.its just fitted on ...

door latch assembly, via wiring harness, to assume the lock position. This is achieved by the control sending a electrical current through the wires, thus, causing the door latch mechanics to lock the

door latch malfunction. There may be an obstruction within the door latch mechanism. I would advise to inspect the mechanism for anything that may be jammed inside the latch mechanism. If there are no

...door's locking mechanism. Is the Latch Gate in the down position? Is the Door Mechanism properly tightened to the door? These are Torx/Hex head bolts. Tighten these if needed. If the Latch Gate is ...

door latch mechanism. if this wont work you might need to reassemble the door latch mechanism.- if mechanically minded. I had a similar problem. I pulled out the spring metal latch on the tub-side and

door latch mechanisms lock themselves when actuated. Try this: From the outside with the window lowered. Hold the outside latch with one hand and the door lock button with the other. Alernatively pull