Re: IML: Power Locks for '73

[Elijah Scott <imperial1971@xxxxxxxxx>]

Darrell Smith <dssmithdc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>   Would the owners of the fuselage Imperials know where I could find the
> mechanism and/or motors to install for power locks?  My '73 is not
> outfitted with the power lock option, but I am looking for a way to do
> a conversion.  Is the harness already in place, and it's just a plug
> in situation? (I know, wishful thinking).  I'd also need replacement
> covers and switches for the arm rest console.
>   
The wiring harnesses should already be in place.  So  all you need to find would be the lock solenoids and linkage, as well  as the switches and covers for the door panels.
  
  The solenoid brackets are matched to the two different sides of the  car, by the way.  So if you get them from a parts car, make sure  you get the one from each side.
> Also, looking for the motors for the back side windows on a 2 door coupe.
  Most of the time, the original motors can be repaired or rebuilt.   The back ones are probably less used and may just be stuck.  When  you activate the switch, do you hear any sort of noise from back  there?  A clunk or thump indicates the motor is probably OK, but  the regulator is probably gummed up.
  
  Good luck,
  
  Elijah

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