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Where is the Drivers side door lock relay located on my 95 GST?

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95EclipseGST

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Mar 1, 2002
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Its not in that panel in the back drivers side where the keyless entry is. Thats for the passenger side. Can someone please tell me exactly where the one is for the drivers side. Could a relay gone bad cause the door to lock but not unlock on just one side? There is no pulse when unlocking or anything on drivers side. Its not the lock itself or anything in the door panel. I tested EVERYTHING in there today and in the rear panel behind the drivers seat. I have read all posts about door locks and cant get the answer about this relay. That my only final option is the drivers side relay. I checked fuses and did coninuity and everything. Please Help ! Thanks for your time.
 
The relays are under the radio console and stuff. Most likely the actuator went to shit though. Its a common problem with 2g's. New actuators are something like $180 a piece. My passenger side one went first
 
Its not the actuator. I bought new ones and have tried everything except the relay. The one for the passenger door is behind the drivers seat back panel.
So this is on a 2g eclipse that there IS the relay for drivers side under the radio pocket? Thanks
 
Okay after tearing everthing apart and got down to the relays. It seems that the relays arent one controlling the left side and one controlling the right, but that the rear relay unlocks and the front one under radio pocket locks. My rear relay only unlocks the passenger side door and should be doing both driver and passenger. Its 100 percent not my actuator so i am guessing that a relay can go half bad? Can anyone shed some light on this or correct me about the relays unlocking and locking using separate ones. This is what i gathered from unplugging each of them and seeing what still worked. Can a those relays be half shot? :confused: Thanks
 
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