If the door lock-unlock is not easy it usually means either the door is not closing properly (both front and rear locks not engaged in the second locking position) or the linkage is out of adjustment (probably from being forced because the door was not properly closed). Close the door slowly and you should hear both the front and rear locks click twice as you close the door and the anchor pins engages the locks. If you don't you have to adjust the anchor pin for the lock that is only in it's first locking position so that it gets to the second position at the same time as the other lock in the door. You should not have to slam the door to do this. This is a tricky adjustment because it is hard to see and the door closes in an arc. You may also have to remove some of the fiberglass to get more room to adjust the anchor pin. After doing this you may still need to adjust the linkage inside the door and lubricate. BE CAREFUL INSIDE THE DOOR!!! There are a lot of sharp edges and they will cut you up and you won't even feel it. Put duct tape over the sharp edges before you begin. David Teitelbaum vin 10757 --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Raine Moreno <raine-moreno@xxxx> wrote: > > ok...do you other guys have to mash on your Door lock switch to get it to work? I didnt think that was "normal" or working as intended...So along with having to tear down the door to fix my window problems, i figued i would investigate why the resistance of the door lock switch, also my remote control unit will lock both doors but will not Unlock the drivers side door, i figured (after inspection of the door mechanics) that the solenoid is worn out and needing to be replaced...when engaged it barely moved almost like the arm moves out