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996 Carrera, Does a new door lock mechanism need coded?

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I love it when I go to fix something and something else breaks it's probably a bad new door lock.

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I love it when I go to fix something and something else breaks it's probably a bad new door lock.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Neither door lock operates after passenger door lock replacement. Ugh.

POST 2Original post

No, it does not need coding. Something else is amiss, I'm afraid.

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Quotes source post: 18959416

I love it when I go to fix something and something else breaks it's probably a bad new door lock. Guess I'll put the old one back in and see if the door locks go back to operational

POST 4Original post

You need to make sure that the new part has the same part number as the one you removed. there are few variations.

POST 5Original post

That is a good point, the European ones are different. The pop up in searches for parts and are generally less expensive, but will not work correctly.

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