So I have check both buttons inside the car and they make the relay click.. done both doors locks too with the key and likewise, can hear a click from the relay on both lock / unlock turn.... any suggestions as to what to look at next?
Thank you
Central Locking Relay Fitting
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Re: Central Locking Relay Fitting
Hello!
So I have check both buttons inside the car and they make the relay click.. done both doors locks too with the key and likewise, can hear a click from the relay on both lock / unlock turn.... any suggestions as to what to look at next?
Thank you
So I have check both buttons inside the car and they make the relay click.. done both doors locks too with the key and likewise, can hear a click from the relay on both lock / unlock turn.... any suggestions as to what to look at next?
Thank you
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Re: Central Locking Relay Fitting
You could try disconnecting the passenger side switch and see what happens, then the drivers side and May do the same with the actuators
And check that the correct voltage is getting to them.
Be mindful that they are different voltages to lock and unlock
And check that the correct voltage is getting to them.
Be mindful that they are different voltages to lock and unlock
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Re: Central Locking Relay Fitting
thank you... starting to think its a rabbit hole now haha!! Will give taking the switches off a go!!
Where are the actuators located and where would be the best place to check voltage and know what it should be?
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Where are the actuators located and where would be the best place to check voltage and know what it should be?
Cheers
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Re: Central Locking Relay Fitting
In the doors, near the locks, as for testing you might need to look at the wiring diagram for them and trace it through and try going in to the switch and out. You may find it’s not getting the voltage you need
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Re: Central Locking Relay Fitting
Yep, lights etc, lots of stuff.
Try another, or two to see if there’s any difference
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