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 Post subject: more problems aaarrgghhhhh
Posted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 10:46 pm 
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Hi guys

thats right im having more problems with my ba.Last week i had an issue with my doors locking and then unlocking themselves.

I took ppls advise and d/c each plus to see with actuator was at fault and the right hand rear was no good so therefor replaced that with my mates actuator and that was well. Suprisingly the faulty one that came out of my car worked in his too?? God if I know why!!!

Well anyway, today i had another door actuator issue. This time I d/c all plugs to the actutor to see which door was at fault and this time it turned
out to be the drivers door so same procedure again.

Swapped actuators with my mates but this time his one didnt work when fitted in mine. So what we did was took my drivers side actuator and fitted it in his car and it worked??
This really got us puzzled so we tried one last time and took my actuator out of my mates car and fiited in my car but issue was
still there.....

We are absolutely puzzled and are starting to think it could be an electrical

issue? Any help would be great. thanks..


btw i had checked the door lock fuse and in cabin and that was ok?
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 Post subject: Re: more problems aaarrgghhhhh
Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 2:37 am 
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I think you're probably right - electrical issue
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 Post subject: Re: more problems aaarrgghhhhh
Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 6:06 pm 
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picked the car up and it ended up being a faulty bem so we thought. It worked well for a few hours and then soon after it started playing up again. Im at the stage where im starting to find it funny but meh, ill just call the auto elec first thing in the morning and let him know that his fix was short lived..

I noticed there was some water leaking on the front passenger side. Dont know it that has something do with telling the bem to unlock perhaps??
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 Post subject: Re: more problems aaarrgghhhhh
Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 6:20 pm 
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a mate of mine had an ussue with his vt commonwhore doing wierd s**t i worked out it was his heater core leaking water on some electrics causing them to short id be stickin my head well and truly under ya dash
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 Post subject: Re: more problems aaarrgghhhhh
Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 8:42 pm 
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ok guys,

a new discovery...
When i have the keyed turned to ON and lock the car while sitting inside it locks. However if i then turn the car to OFF then it automatically unlocks itself? It also unlocks when i start the car?

i know its a tuff one but its a good problem solver you u auto elecs out there.
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 Post subject: Re: more problems aaarrgghhhhh
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 1:19 pm 
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hey buddy

i had exactly the same problem, my mate works at ford so i took it into them they hooked up the computer and it was the passenger door, water had leaked into some electrical terminal causing it to short, cleaned it up and she's all sweet
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Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 2:41 pm 
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bruteute wrote:
hey buddy

i had exactly the same problem, my mate works at ford so i took it into them they hooked up the computer and it was the passenger door, water had leaked into some electrical terminal causing it to short, cleaned it up and she's all sweet


That sounds like a pain in the butt manufacture fault. Why is water getting to the connections in the first place? Would be a apint o have to clean the terminals every time it happens. Can there be some kind of seal put over the connections to stop any water corroding on the terminals?
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