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MAW Member Since: 06 May 2006 Location: Lincs Posts: 3104 |
Is it worth locking / unlocking that door from the outside manually (ie with the key) to see if it 'resets' anything.....?
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Sun Sep 06 2009 11:27am |
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SteveS Member Since: 02 Sep 2009 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 6 |
Just tried manually locking/unlocking.
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Sun Sep 06 2009 12:07pm |
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Tim in Scotland Member Since: 30 May 2005 Location: Driving along in my automobile Posts: 17476 |
You are aware that you have to press the unlock twice to open all the doorlocks aren't you? 1st press only opens the drivers door 2nd press within 5 secs unlocks all the others 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Sun Sep 06 2009 12:55pm |
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SteveS Member Since: 02 Sep 2009 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 6 |
Hi, I already know about the double press. Cheers. |
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Sun Sep 06 2009 1:15pm |
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MAW Member Since: 06 May 2006 Location: Lincs Posts: 3104 |
Maybe that indicates the problem - are you under warranty..... Edit - just checked your icon appears you are not |
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Sun Sep 06 2009 5:24pm |
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no_one_has_this_name Member Since: 22 Aug 2009 Location: newcastle upon tyne Posts: 55 |
it will open when the engine is running because the is more "charge" in the electrnic system the alternator will be putting more "amps" and rasing the "voltage" the extra "voltage" and "ampage" will assist the failing part as if you were giving the system more power a bit like a jumpstart situation the battery could be on its way out (the very early stages)but i personally would change the internal locking mechanism as the battery is able to charge the starter to enable the car to start and iwould see it unlikley the car could start and not power the small actuator in the door lock, you could try taking unit out and re greasing or soaking it in WD40 overnight but this would mearly sort the problem untill it "gets dry" again if your selling the car or dont mind spending time to save money do this. otherwise its a new part from the dealers common fault on mk4 golfs, audi tt's and x5 have bought many of these over the years to fix the same or similar fault on the mentioned cars this should save you some time on labour charges and fault finding at the dealers regards james "ha ha HA HA" laughing all the way to the bank! |
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Sun Sep 06 2009 5:59pm |
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