is the driver side door of a 2009 ford escape with the keypad interchangeable with that of a 2011

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Asked by BigDaddyMDOBgyn Apr 20, 2015 at 09:30 PM about the 2011 Ford Escape XLT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I put the door of a 2009 ford escape on a 2011 and I keep getting the door ajar alarm and the interior lights won't go off.

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Can you trade wiring harness and latch as well as keypad? into the replacement part? any jamb switch in play may be disturbed, but there are electrics with the other items in the part you removed. hope you still have the part you took off. You may have to drive with it to a bodyshop to complete the repair successfully.

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Thank you but a friend of mine already advised me to do this and it worked like a charm. Now if I can only align it properly.

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There can be adjusting tools used on some doors and it takes a body man a few seconds if it was the type I mean, the tool attaches to the striker in the jamb, and then to the latch. Then he applies his experience. Then he sits in the car and adjusts the top of the window frame using his hands and surgical skill. A ten dollar bill can be pulled through between the weatherstrip and the seal when it fits just right sometimes. He loves er up.

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