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Ford Excursion Lock Assembly - Door

• Other Name : Lock Cylinder Less Keys
• Position : Passenger Side & Driver Side
• Replaced by : 7C3Z-1521990-A
• 2000-2005 Ford Excursion | 10 Cyl 6.8L, 8 Cyl 5.4L, 8 Cyl 6.0L, 8 Cyl 7.3L | 4AT 4R100, 5AT

Ford Excursion Lock Assembly

• Other Name : Lock Assy
• Position : Driver Side
• Replaced by : 6C3Z-2626413-A

• Position : Passenger Side

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Hi! I am going to try to explain this issue the best that I can. The truck has had issues with the door locks since we purchased it used in 2011. We recently replaced all of the door lock actuators. Recently we have noticed an issue with the truck barely starting or the batteries running dead, even though they are fairly new. In the last few days, the door locks are now "stuck" down and cannot be pulled up, like something is pulling them down. The drivers door will unlock with a key. Thought it might be the relay, but that has tested good. We are assuming that this issue is what is draining the battery, but not 100% sure. Fuses appear to be good. Any ideas?  

What happens when you use the door switch to try to unlock the doors? It sounds like something is driving the "down" which could be draining the batteries. You could try removing the fuse that feeds the locks to see how your batteries hold up with it out.  

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I own a 2000 Eddie Bauer Expedition which I love! However, the power door locks do NOT operate consistenty. For example, when the engine is off I will try and unlock the rest of the doors using the unlock/lock button on the driver's-side door. I have to do this two or three times to unlock all doors. Has anyone else had the same experience? If so, what was the fix? Steve in Los Angeles.  

yes i had the same problem in my 00 expo and eventually i took off the door panels (which wasnt hard just 2 screws on tha bottom and life upward) then i wd-40 the whole lock mechanism worked it in and theyve worked fine since  

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Master switch, motorcraft door lock switch, standard ignition 7 terminal door lock switch, what is a power door lock switch.

The power door lock switch inside the cabin of your vehicle controls the actuation of the vehicle's power door locks. This allows you to lock and unlock the doors using the power door lock switch by signaling the door lock actuator inside the door to adjust the position of the lock mechanism. Power door lock switches can suffer damage or corrosion that may prevent them from making consistent contact, and over time, the electrical contacts inside the switch can wear out from frequent use or excess moisture if the windows are left down. If the power door lock switch is failing, you may notice the power locks working intermittently or they may fail to work at all. If only one power door lock has issues, then there is a good chance the problem is with the power lock switch or actuator for that door. However, if none of the power door locks work, it could be an indication of a larger electrical issue, including a blown fuse, damaged relay, or a failing master switch on the driver's door. If you need a replacement door lock switch, O'Reilly Auto Parts carries power door lock system parts, tools, and more for a complete repair.

Kaliningrad: Impregnable Fortress or “Russian Alamo”?

The Baltic Sea port city of Kaliningrad, the seat of a sovereign exclave of the Russian Federation between Lithuania and Poland, in the Russian oblast (administrative region) bearing its name, has been a fortress since its founding as Konigsberg in 1255. The Soviet Union’s Red Army captured it from the Germans in April 1945 in one of the last combat operations in East Prussia. After the war, Konigsberg was renamed Kaliningrad in honor of the head of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Kalinin. As part of the August 1945 Potsdam Agreement, the city retained its fortress-like character as the leading edge of the USSR’s Baltic Military District and forward base of the Soviet Union’s Baltic Fleet from 1952 onward. The Soviet frigate Storozhevoy that mutinied and made a failed attempt to escape to Sweden in November 1975, and the Soviet S-363 submarine that famously grounded off the Swedish naval port of Karlskrona in 1981 in the “Whiskey on the Rocks” incident were both in the Baltic Fleet.

The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1990 left Kaliningrad as a Russian island in what increasingly became a NATO sea of new alliance members that included Poland and Lithuania, and a Baltic Sea that went from being a Cold War contested body of water to a NATO lake in just a decade. As a result of initial NATO encroachment in the 1990s and accelerating under the rule of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Kaliningrad has regained its status as a fortress on the Baltic Sea, now armed with cruise missiles, surface-to-air-missile (SAM) batteries, the future submarines of the Baltic Fleet, and nuclear weapons. What then is Kaliningrad? A great Russian anti-access/area-denial (A2/AD) fortress threatening safe transit of the Baltic Sea and the vulnerable Baltic States, or a lone outpost surrounded by adversaries—as was the Alamo in 1836, before the Texas revolutionaries within it were overrun?

  Kaliningrad’s Modern Ramparts

From the 1990s through early 2016, Kaliningrad’s military forces were relatively weak but got a significant boost by 2021 with heavy and diverse armaments—missiles, warships, armored vehicles, and troops. The latter consisted of the 11th Army Corps, whose composite ground force units had a nominal strength of 12,000 to 18,000 troops , including T-72 tanks, BTK armored personnel carriers, mobile rocket launchers, and artillery. In addition, the heavily mechanized 336th Guards Naval Infantry Brigade resided in the Kaliningrad oblast, equipped with BTR armored personnel carriers, with at least one battalion capable of air assault. The aircraft in the oblast included four squadrons equipped with a mix of Su-30SM, Su-24, and Su-27 aircraft that were supported by a robust air and missile defense, including four battalions of the S-400 SAM system.

In 2022, the Baltic Fleet contained 52 surface warships, including four of the new, cruise missile-armed Steregushchiy-class corvettes, one Kilo-class submarine, and numerous support vessels. Two of the fleet’s Buyan-class corvettes mount the Kaliber land-attack cruise missile.

The land-based missile arming of Kaliningrad was extensive and included dozens of nuclear-capable Iskander (SS-26) ballistic missiles (with a range of over 300 miles ) and the antiship Bastion-P missile system, featuring Oniks P-800 missiles (with a range of 75–210 nautical miles). A map from a 2021 Center for Naval Analyses (CNA) report on the force posture of Russia’s Western Military District shows the depth of Russia’s militarization of the oblast.

Ukraine War Losses Don’t Affect the Baltics

As with other elements of the Russian armed forces, the Russia-Ukraine war has taken a toll on forces originally based in Kaliningrad, as Russia has mobilized units from other regions to offset losses sustained in its invasion. Some US sources have reported that the 11th Army Corps was moved to Ukraine in spring 2022 and suffered heavy losses in combat near the city of Kharkiv in August and September. One battalion of the 336th Guards Naval Infantry Brigade has been reported as deployed to Ukraine as well.

Despite the loss of these ground forces, the air, naval, and missile armament of Kaliningrad remains mostly intact. In February 2023, Dutch F-35s intercepted Russian combat aircraft from Kaliningrad near Poland and escorted them out of Polish air space. In April 2023, German and UK Typhoon fighters intercepted Russian combat aircraft over the Baltic s . Russia’s Baltic Fleet also remains active with exercises late last year . Russia’s 2022 Maritime Doctrine suggests that the Russia will continue to press the boundaries of gray-zone warfare, which would certainly include the Baltic region. The Russian submarine force, arguably the most well-resourced and competent arm of the Russian Navy, remains unaffected by the Russia-Ukraine war, and while the Baltic Fleet now possesses one operational Kilo-class submarine, it could ultimately field upwards of six Lada-class advanced subs if their construction continues.

Kaliningrad in the Context of a Larger NATO in the Baltics

While its land-based component may be reduced significantly in numbers , Kaliningrad retains formidable armaments with which to threaten NATO resupply of the Baltic States—and now Finland—as alliance members. Until it develops a larger submarine force, much of the Russian threat resides within air and missile components of Kaliningrad’s armament. Research on that threat, in particular from the Yet Swedish Defense Research Agency (FOI) suggests that Russian ground-based radars and aircraft are essential to Russian surface-to-surface-missile command of the eastern Baltic region. Destruction of any of those parts of the Russian Federation’s Baltic reconnaissance strike complex could seriously reduce the range and effectiveness of Russian missile forces.

Despite this vulnerability to Russian missiles, NATO members Poland and Lithuania—whose territories separate Kaliningrad from Russian ally Belarus only by the 100-kilometer “Suwalki Gap”—remain vigilant against potential Russian aggression. Lithuania still refers to the Kaliningrad oblast as the “biggest threat in the region,” and Poland remains concerned about Russian artillery and missile attacks emanating from the Kaliningrad oblast against NATO nations. Poland recently moved a US-made HIMARS rocket battery near the Kaliningrad border, demonstrating continued concern for potential Russian aggression. Poland also continues to upgrade its ground forces with new mechanized units that could threaten Kaliningrad in return. NATO has long believed that Kaliningrad has been a deployment location for Russian nuclear weapons . Their continued presence further aggravates the security situation in the Baltic region.

Lynchpin or Liability?

Kaliningrad will remain of value to Russia as it is the only year-round, ice-free port of the Baltic Fleet. The weakened Russian ground-force presence in the oblast adds a degree of risk to any Russian operation in the region and reduces the local ground-based threat to Poland and Lithuania. While Russian troops might not threaten the "Suwalki Gap,” Russian aircraft, missiles, and warships based in the Kaliningrad oblast could still obstruct NATO resupply efforts. Kaliningrad, however well-armed, is still surrounded by NATO territory much as West Berlin was encircled by Soviet forces during the Cold War. Yet the specter of Russia’s use of nuclear weapons in defense of Kaliningrad may impede any major Western efforts against Russia’s Kaliningrad oblast. No doubt, NATO will continue to watch Kaliningrad and devise methods to limit its impact on the wider Baltic region.

Steve Wills is a Research Scientist with CNA’s Strategy and Policy Analysis Program. . As a Navy historian, his research interests include the history of U.S. Navy strategy development over the Cold War and immediate post-Cold War eras, and the post-World War II Navy surface fleet.

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Located in Kaliningrad, within less than 0.6 mi of Rossgarten Gate and a 6-minute walk of Amber Museum, Mercure Kaliningrad offers a terrace. The property is close to several well-known attractions, 2625 feet from Waterfalls Cascade, 0.8 mi from Monument to Immanuel Kant and 0.9 mi from Bunker Museum. The accommodations provides a 24-hour front desk, airport transfers, an ATM and free WiFi. At the hotel, each room is fitted with a desk. Mercure Kaliningrad features certain rooms that have lake views, and all rooms are equipped with a private bathroom and a wardrobe. At the accommodations, each room includes a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Guests at Mercure Kaliningrad can enjoy a buffet breakfast. There is an on-site restaurant, which serves a variety of Steakhouse and Grill Bbq dishes. Guests can make use of the sauna. An array of activities are offered in the area, such as cycling and hiking. Maraunenhof is 1.6 mi from the hotel, while Königsberg Cathedral is 2.1 mi from the property. Khrabrovo Airport is 13 mi away.

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.6 for a two-person trip.

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Located in the best-rated area in Kaliningrad, this hotel has an excellent location score of 9.7

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Restaurants 2 restaurants on site.

• Cuisine International
• Open for Brunch • Lunch • Dinner • High tea • Cocktail hour
• Ambience Modern • Romantic
• Dietary options Vegetarian • Vegan
• Cuisine Steakhouse • Grill/BBQ
• Open for Brunch • Dinner • High tea • Cocktail hour

Amenities of Mercure Kaliningrad Great facilities! Review score, 9.3

• Toilet paper
• Private Bathroom
• Free toiletries
• Wardrobe or closet
• Electric kettle
• Refrigerator
• Socket near the bed
• Clothes rack
• Bicycle rental Additional charge
• Live sports events (broadcast)
• Live music/Performance
• Walking tours
• Water sports facilities on site Additional charge
• Cycling Off-site
• Hiking Off-site
• Flat-screen TV
• Cable channels
• Satellite channels
• Coffee house on site
• Fruit Additional charge
• Wine/Champagne Additional charge
• Kid-friendly buffet
• Kids' meals Additional charge
• Breakfast in the room
• Street parking
• Electric vehicle charging station
• Accessible parking
• Invoice provided
• Private check-in/out
• ATM on site
• Baggage storage
• Express check-in/out
• Ironing service Additional charge
• Dry cleaning Additional charge
• Laundry Additional charge
• Business center
• Meeting/Banquet facilities Additional charge
• Fire extinguishers
• CCTV outside property
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• Shuttle service Additional charge
• Carbon monoxide detector
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• Hypoallergenic room available
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• Laptop safe
• Interconnecting room(s) available
• Packed lunches
• Soundproof rooms
• Ironing facilities
• Airport shuttle Additional charge
• Wake-up service/Alarm clock
• Room service
• Bathroom emergency cord
• Toilet with grab rails
• Wheelchair accessible
• Upper floors accessible by elevator
• Locker rooms
• Spa lounge/Relaxation area
• Turkish/Steam Bath
• Massage Additional charge

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Children of all ages are welcome.

Children 12 and above will be charged as adults at this property.

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Russian guests are kindly asked to present a national passport at check-in.

Please note that if foreign guests stay more than 7 days in the Russian Federation before checking in the hotel, they should provide a registration from the previous property. The hotel reserves the right to decline registration of guests, if they do not provide a passport (or an ID card), valid visa and migration card.

For children under 14 years old, it is necessary to present birth certificates and registration at the place of residence. Children under the age of 18 traveling without parents must be accompanied by an adult with the consent from the parents.

Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.

In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19), additional safety and sanitation measures are in effect at this property.

In accordance with government guidelines to minimize transmission of the coronavirus (COVID-19), this property may request additional documentation from guests to validate identity, travel itinerary, and other relevant info on dates where such guidelines exist.

Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), make sure you're booking this property in accordance with the destination's local government guidelines, including (but not limited to) the purpose of travel and maximum group size.

Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), wearing a face mask is mandatory in all indoor common areas.

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Check-in at Mercure Kaliningrad is from 3:00 PM, and check-out is until 12:00 PM.

How far is Mercure Kaliningrad from the center of Kaliningrad?

Mercure Kaliningrad is 0.6 miles from the center of Kaliningrad. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

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Guests staying at Mercure Kaliningrad can enjoy a highly-rated breakfast during their stay (guest review score: 9.3).

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