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Re: Door lock passengers side
Posted by Paul Broeckx (more from Paul Broeckx) on Wed, 10 Nov 2004 05:38:23
In Reply to: Door lock passengers side, Paul Broeckx, Sun, 7 Nov 2004 07:45:48
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After removing the doorpanel, it was simple to get on the actuator.
I removed the actuator and tested it with two jumper leads. Actuator DEAD.
Because they are very pricely I opened the switch by GENTLE sawing through the sealing.
I found one of the wires to the little motor loose. I soldered the wire again on the motorconnection, put some grease on the inside of the mechanism and closed the actuator.
Closing is a matter of "gluing" together both parts of the actuator with kit. Not only the cutside but also on top of the actuator (100% around)
In order to be sure that it will last, I put two small and thin little metal brackets over the diagonal of the connector and bolted these brackets on both sides together. These brackets are a little longer than the actuator, so you have the possibility to clamp them.
After replacing everything in the correct way: PROBLEM solved!!
Maybe a help
Paul broeckx
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