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Old 08-03-2007, 08:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Passenger door lock help

The passenger door lock on my 99 camry does not work with the power switches. When I use the key on the driver's side, all doors unlock except for the passengers. If I use the key on the passengers side, all 4 unlock. Any hints?
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Junction connector J6, located in the vicinity of the left instrument panel, contains wiring and connections that are specifically related to the problems which you have described:
both door lock control switches, and also the driver side door key unlock switch. If you can locate and expose this particular connector, you can disconnect it and clean it with contact cleaner spray. ... Just inspect the connector and see if there is anything obviously wrong, like it has come apart.

Look on page 31 of the following pdf for a location diagram:
http://www.camrymanuals.com/manuals/99/99EWD.pdf
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Thanks for the info - will check into it. Do you know if this applies even if the passenger door switch can control all the other doors except the passenger lock?

Im guessing the relay has to travel to the J6 connector regardless.
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I think the J6 connector has the connections for the two door lock control switches and also the driver key switch. There is a separate connector for the passenger key lock. ... Will look at it again later, but think that's the way it is wired up.
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well, I checked/cleaned the J6 connector but still no luck. I guess Ill take the door panel off and see if the rod is even moving. If not, Im guessing the lock mechanism is busted.
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