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Spurious Wiring Question


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I had the door cards off yesterday to fix the passenger side window and the drivers side central locking (Both easy fixes).

 

On the drivers' side, in the same bit of loom as the central locking connector block, there were 2 black wires corroded to buggery that look like they should be attached to a microswitch on the outer door skin. Now, my central locking works fine and we didn't fancy stripping the door down any further, so we just left 'em.

 

Any ideas what they are? I'm wondering if it is part of an old alarm system or something.

 

Cheers.

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I had the door cards off yesterday to fix the passenger side window and the drivers side central locking (Both easy fixes).

 

On the drivers' side, in the same bit of loom as the central locking connector block, there were 2 black wires corroded to buggery that look like they should be attached to a microswitch on the outer door skin. Now, my central locking works fine and we didn't fancy stripping the door down any further, so we just left 'em.

 

Any ideas what they are? I'm wondering if it is part of an old alarm system or something.

 

Cheers.

 

yes it goes to a small micro switch on drivers lock

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yes it goes to a small micro switch on drivers lock

 

Matt ....is that the microswitch that pushes onto the back of the door lock barrel?

If so is it cool just to disconnect it on the white multiway half way down the door..

Having a real job getting a replacement and It seems to be stopping the central locking from working in it's current state

 

cheers:rolleyes:

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