Kevin Pacholski awesome, thanks so much for watching and commenting and we are also glad it helped, getting comments like this helps us motivate to do more so thank you.

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Thank you very much

You should make a video showing us your way.

thank you and thanks for watching!!

awesome, thank you for watching and commenting!!

The green plastic piece, if it is broken, what are the symptoms? My door won't latch when closing if I don't pull up the outside handle before closing the door. i want to fix this and suspect this is my issue.

You are so correct, and that green plastic piece will absolutely break if the interior door handle is not first removed and the cable disconnected as you described. Now that the green plastic piece is broken, the cable will not be aligned properly and it's just a letter of time before the cable snaps. (It's a lousy design to begin with.) When the cable does eventually snap (and it will) the entire disassembly you just watched all the way to removing the door latch assembly will need to be done again to replace the entire cable.

johnny casanova 713 ok you probably have a door ajar switch problem which is probably built into the door lock actuator. Google your year make and model and door ajar switch and check out if those symptoms match your issue, I’m not at my office or I could look up where it is located but I am pretty sure it is inside the latch

johnny casanova 713 ok you probably have a door ajar switch problem which is probably built into the door lock actuator. Google your year make and model and door ajar switch and check out if those symptoms match your issue, I’m not at my office or I could look up where it is located but I am pretty sure it is inside the latch

johnny casanova 713 johnny casanova 713 ok you probably have a door ajar switch problem which is probably built into the door lock actuator. Google your year make and model and door ajar switch and check out if those symptoms match your issue, I’m not at my office or I could look up where it is located but I am pretty sure it is inside the latch

My hood latch switch was causing the alarm to go off intermittently.

yes on sedan's.

Nikea Holland so the exact problem can be diagnosed, this requires removing the door panel and checking voltage at the door lock actuator. If voltage exists when pressing the door lock button but the door lock does not move, then you need a door lock actuator. All of the door lock actuators must be working if you want to have or use a keyless entry system.

Idi Basri where did you pour the trans fluid? I highly doubt it has anything to do with it.

@@APDTY i guess it was just coincidence lol. directly into the transmission fluid hole where the dipstick is.

Idi Basri ok just making sure, I have seen some crazy stuff so had to make sure🤟

I found a post on acurazine that says I need to replace two circuit boards (Panasonic ACTB32) on my Multiplex Integrated Control Unit (MICU). It requires soldering which I don't feel comfortable with. 😕 "Doors won't lock with remote or door toggle button" doors-wont-lock-remote-door-toggle-button-859242

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Sandra Colon this can be a difficult situation, do you have a manual lock tab that you can move by hand? If it doesn’t move or if it does and nothing happens, then you most likely have a linkage problem to the latch/actuator, attempting to remove the inner door handle and grabbing the cable or lock rod would be where I would start, we h e never had to cut into a door panel but we have heard stories of some situations where cutting into the door panel was needed, I would try everything else first

Xehr no fuse for the door lock actuator but it is always a good idea to check all fuses when something does not work.

so this may have been translated to English and I dont fully understand what you are describing, the way to look at or diagnose this is, do the locks work by using the manual locks including the door lock cylinder that uses the keys? If all the locks work properly mechanically by either using the manual key or the manual push or pull on the door, then the problem is probably electronic which then you switch to removing the door panel and checking for power at the door lock actuator when you lock or unlock the door, in other words follow the voltage checks we did on the video, of power exists at the door lock actuator and it is not actuating, then the actuator is failed.

@@APDTY I mean, the security of the doors are normally opened by remote controls and jealousy. Normally, closing the safety beads for the doors should be closed every single door, since the central lock does not work.

and i can’t open from the inside

@@matthewterrells this is my exact problem! How did you solve your problem? I know my actuator is broken - has been for years. I've just been doing without key fob because I could manually use key. Now I can't get out unless I roll down the window, insert key on outside of door, turn key to unlock, and pull door handle at same time. Definitely a safety hazard!

daviderhahon Mitchell ondemand or aldata is the software

@@APDTY Much appreciation. Gracias

Andrew Gutierrez prices vary widely, we have this exact actuator on sale fore very low at the moment as we are way overstocked, at the time of answering this it was under $13 and here is a link: www.amazon.com/APDTY-857478-Driver-Side-72155-SDA-A01-72155SDAA01/dp/B00BVPUEBI/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=857478&qid=1578328044&sr=8-1

yeaup it was broken, we did not have a new cable and had to order from a Honda dealer, so we very carefully made sure the plastic pieces on the end of that cable were on the correct side of the connection on the actuator assembly and then installed it as is, it is still working as of today and the cable is still on my tool box waiting on the car to come back, it will be back eventually, thanks for watching!

@@APDTY Would this cable cause the door only to latch once the outside handle is pulled upwards first then door closed? If i open the door from the interior handle, I need to lift the outside handle before closing the door or it won't latch.

so you might just need the actuator, if you are getting power to the actuator and it is not moving, then the actuator is failed,

Ron T yeah the key fob still did not work, the keyless entry system was not working at all, that is another problem and we believe it is the reciever inside the car, although we would have to do some tests to really confirm that, their keyless entry has not worked for a year or more and they were not concerned with it and did not want to spend any money on it at this point.

@@APDTY My son has exact same car. Using the fob, it unlocks all doors except left front driver's side. Using the key, it unlocks all doors. A friend said it might be a cable or metal arm, that has come off the keeper clips due to someone trying to break in the car using a slim jim from the outside. What do you think, actuator or possibly clips? BTW, awesome video. You work effectively and cleanly. My 45 year mechanic father would be proud of your work.

Ron T most likely the actuator but you have to remove the door panel and inspect to verify for sure

All of these tutorials miss the biggest part