My power door locks suddenly failed. When I press the lock button I can now hear a relay clicking under the passenger side of the dash somewhere behind the subwoofer. It's not the actuator because both sides failed at once. Anyone have a working relay available, or know where I can purchase a new one. No luck at the dealer. Thanks for any how to's, or help you can provide!

quote Originally posted by Rick 88: My power door locks suddenly failed. When I press the lock button I can now hear a relay clicking under the passenger side of the dash somewhere behind the subwoofer. It's not the actuator because both sides failed at once. Anyone have a working relay available, or know where I can purchase a new one. No luck at the dealer. Thanks for any how to's, or help you can provide!

The local auto parts store should be able to order one for you, otherwise you could try the Fiero Store (http://www.fierostore.com) or the Fiero Factory for a good used one (http://www.thefierofactory.com)

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Todd,
2006 Pontiac Solstice
2004 Volkswagen Beetle Convt. (Wife's)
2002 Ford Crown Victoria LX
1987 Pontiac Fiero SE / V6
1981 EZ-GO Xi875-A "Miami Dolphins" Medical Cart
1973 Volkswagen Type-2 Transporter
1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 350

Did you check your fuse did not fail. Check it even if it looks good, could still be bad.
Of course if your relay is clicking then the fuse must be good. So then I would check the power acc. circuit breaking. The little metal can looking things.
Can't remember if they are both the same amp size, you could swap them as a test if they are.

Then move onto the relay.

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quote Originally posted by Dodgerunner: Did you check your fuse did not fail. Check it even if it looks good, could still be bad. Of course if your relay is clicking then the fuse must be good. So then I would check the power acc. circuit breaking. The little metal can looking things. Can't remember if they are both the same amp size, you could swap them as a test if they are. Then move onto the relay.

Are the circuit breakers, the silver metal things that plug into the fuse block. I've never replaced on of those?

Yup!