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Old 05-15-2004, 06:42 PM   #1
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Are Front and Rear lock actuators the same?

Are Front and Rear lock actuators the same? I am looking to get door lock actuators out of a blazer for my 03 Xtreme S-10 but the only actuators he has are the rears.Will they work? Unless somebody else on here can sell me a set.
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Re: Are Front and Rear lock actuators the same?

Quote: Originally Posted by blkyellow03X
Are Front and Rear lock actuators the same? I am looking to get door lock actuators out of a blazer for my 03 Xtreme S-10 but the only actuators he has are the rears.Will they work? Unless somebody else on here can sell me a set.
No the rears are molded different from the fronts.. Also the front driver's side is wired differently from the other 3 doors to do a needed electrical loop..(I know this because I've had to change my actuator/locks... Remember what I said before, the actuator is part of the striker lock, it's not seperate like in the 1st gens, it's integrated) Like I said, lots of wrecking yards withing a 25 mile radius of you, check www.car-parts.com

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