Re: Door Lock issues

["jtrealtywebspannet" <jtrealty@xxxx>]

I am guessing that the door lock module worked exactly the same way as 
the Lockzilla you have now installed. If that IS true then you have 
found out by now that Lockzilla can not fix a problem with the door 
locks when they are out of adjustment. All you had to do was read the 
directions that came with Lockzilla.
You will have to get out the Workshop Manual and go over ALL of the 
internal door adjustments. It is probably the driver's door that 
needs the help so do that one first. Before going inside the door 
first make sure that the front and rear latches are both getting to 
the 2nd lock position simultainiously. This may require loosening and 
adjusting the anchor pins. The doors are not supposed to be able to be 
locked if the door isn't closed all the way (on the 2nd lock 
position). Most door problems can be traced to the anchor pins not 
adjusted properly and then you wind up having to force the door open 
and closed. This knocks all of the adjustments out of wack so even 
after you get the anchor pins set right you find you have to go inside 
the door anyway to "fix" the linkage adjustments. It is very important 
that the doors not bang or clunk as they are closed. You also 
shouldn't have to slam them to get them to lock. The locking system 
isn't going to work right if this is the case.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757



--- In dmcnews@xxxx, Watkins Family <watbmv@xxxx> wrote:
> I just bought a LOCKZILLA unit to replace the original module. I