my 06 ford fusion remote will not lock the front doors i changed the lock actuator still wouldn't work

Asked by jadjetey Jan 17, 2017 at 11:30 AM about the 2006 Ford Fusion SEL V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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banzay answered 7 years ago

Check the fuses. Try locking the door with the key. If it doesn't lock then it's a problem either with the wiring or the central module. Does the remote/manual key unlock the doors?

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James francis answered 3 years ago

Yes. Replaced the Smart Junction Box. I bought off EBAY. Antitheft light blinking. Car is off. It starts, running a little rough. Ignition key manually unlocks door. Did disconnect the battery to reset the computer. Should I check the fuses in the SJB? What else

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