[Colin P]

just got round today to do the remote locking. Followed your instructions took me 10mins and the remote locking is nice and quiet now.
Thanks neeblammers you,'ve been really helpful.

 

[Sefton666]

Sorted both doors on front,no noise gotta check if locked now lol. Thanks guys great help as usual

Edited by: Sefton666

 

[Blum]

Like magic!
Used a Sundae spoon like wot us Southern folk have, just had to give it a little bend.
First off, it wouldnt push in, operated keyfob lock / unlock whilst pushing on pin, and there it was GONE!
Sundae spoon =

 

[mdvineng]

Ooop north we don't have sundae spoons, ours have to be used all week long ˜„

 

[Yern]

Does thisNissan Special tool have a part number?

 

[flash22]

Nissan part number is A-T34-5P00N

 

[Tomy]

Many thanks to all you wonderful people who have posted on issue. I began experiencing a mild buzz on the passenger front door. Didn't have a clue what this could be other than lots of money being spent. Luckily found this thread and decided to have a go.
I found that no special tools were required to push the pin in. I easily managed to get a medium sized flat screwdriver and push it back in. It helps if you move the lock towards the outer door panel once the three screws are removed of course. This creates extra space to get the screwdriver in. I should have taken a "before" picture to post but in my eagerness I sorted it in less than 15mins. However the picture taken by Athers99 is exactly what I saw.
Thanks again.

 

[drfallow]

Just fixed mine in 45 seconds. Thanks ever so much!

 

[NEEBLAMMERS]

Just fixed mine in 45 seconds. Thanks ever so much!

Congratulations, I think that must be the World record

 

[Johnboy66]

Hi & thanks to this forum I have just fixed my notes locking problem( noise ) thanks again

 

[Bert Coules]

Many thanks to everyone who contributed to this thread. I had the problem on the front passenger door but was able - after a bit of fumbling - to fix it. I used a long flat-head screwdriver rather than a bent spoon or other tool, and actually managed to push the pin home without realising that I'd done so: I was half expecting a locating click or similar but that didn't happen, and it was only when I withdrew the driver, took another look and could no longer see the pin that I understood it had worked.

No more screech of death! Thanks again.

 

[gavndee]

I have done this fix a couple of times and it kept working loose again. I fixed it by using a bit of araldite and a small 1" square piece cut from an old credit card to hold the pin in place. If you undo the screws you can lift the mechanism high enough to do this. Been fine now for over 6 months.......touch wood!

 

[parfitt]

Noisey door locks nissan note .
there is a small pin that comes out of the lock ,
if you loosen the three door lock screws ,and look down the lock towards the ground you will see the pin sticking out ,just underneath the catch inside the door if you have the door shut it faces towards the seats, you need to push the pin in with a small screwdriver ,and that should do the trick ,
mark.

 

[flash22]

Its all on the first page if you would like to read it

 

[syncmaster]

Thank you for this fix. I picked up a 2009 note yesterday with a noisy drivers door and fixed it in around 5 minutes with the help of this forum. Many thanks.

 

[Bert Coules]

Almost exactly six months on from my fixing this - and thanks again to everyone who posted the solution - the noise suddenly returned. This morning I carried out the repair, using a long flat-bladed screwdriver, as before: a little fiddly, but I found the first time that I didn't need an angled tool - the hard part was moving the lock enough to get the pin visible, not subsequently reaching it. It will be interesting to see how long it lasts this time.

 

[LordVader]

Almost exactly six months on from my fixing this - and thanks again to everyone who posted the solution - the noise suddenly returned. This morning I carried out the repair, using a long flat-bladed screwdriver, as before: a little fiddly, but I found the first time that I didn't need an angled tool - the hard part was moving the lock enough to get the pin visible, not subsequently reaching it. It will be interesting to see how long it lasts this time.

Did the same way as you in June 2015 didn't need angled tool just lowered the lock to position so I can see the pin clearly. pushed it back and it's working fine since, over 6 months now.

cheers.

 

[silverhairs]

What does the pin actually do, if you took it out, what would happen? It's advised to glue it back in, was it fitted using glue from new?

 

[Peatlingfox]

Thanks, followed the instructions and it's worked- suppose it will work loose again eventually though. Thought about a drop of thread lock on the pin but wouldn't want to cause other problems.

 

[flash22]

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