Dorman® 645-685 Direct Fit Door Ajar Switch Connector, Sold Individually
Manufacturer #645-685
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Dorman® 645-685 Direct Fit Door Ajar Switch Connector, Sold Individually
Manufacturer #645-685
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$14.99
$36.99
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| Label | Value |
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| Part | |
| Brand | |
| Prop 65 Warning |
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| Interchange Part Number | RF46580001, EC1286, PT1289, 3U2Z14S411RPB, 3U2Z14S411RPC, 1P2390, 1758, S-1786 |
| Warranty | Lifetime Dorman limited warranty |
| Series | Techoice Series |
| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Product Fit | Direct Fit |
| Replaces OE Number | EC1286, PT1289, 3U2Z14S411RPB, 3U2Z14S411RPC, 1P2390, 1758, S-1786 |
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Question: Just installed new Dorman door latch actuator on my 2014 F150 rear driver side, original had begun to work intermittently. After new installation door ajar warning appears, it had not before. Everything works perfectly but now I have door ajar warning. I bought my new actuator from Carparts. Do you/we have a fix for this??Joel M. / Jan 18, 2022
Hello! There should be a small adjustment in the actuator that can be used to ensure the microswitch is triggered for the door latch. If not in the actuator mounting, then perhaps in the door latch itself in the door jamb.
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Answered by Mitchell D. / Tue, Jan 18Showing 1 - 1 of 1 Questions