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I have a 2001 Honda Accord Lx. I am having

I have a 2001 Honda Accord Lx. I am having problems with the passenger side power door lock. When I unlock the doors the passenger side door makes a really loud noise when it unlocks. What is causing the problem?

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This is something you have to remove the door panel to before you can say what it is. But I don't advise a DIYer doing it because its a little tricky. I recommend taking it to a body shop . They do this stuff in their sleep let them deal with it. If you try it and mess up then you have no door lock. This is not a big repair.

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