Search results for query: Sliding door fuse

Excellent use of the "everything needs to have 2 uses" principle (y)

I discovered an odd issue with the deadlock for the sliding doors on my 2011 T5.1 Caravelle. Manual doors but with silent close. Twin sliders. Lock or lock normally with key fob. All good. Deadlocks work as expected. Lock or unlock with the interior lock. All doors locked but no...

so, that didn’t work unfortunately @n10n I’ve done a bit of invest with a borrowed snap-on tester which a friend kindly let me borrow. From what little I know all the related codes to do with the door are saying intermittent. Took the carpeted door panels off (with hidden screws…shit job) and...

Hi everyone I'm new here i have just gotten a T6.1 (I Think) for work comes up as a T32 H-LN TDI 4M SA if that means anything! the problem I have on collection the sliding door wouldn't close, its not electric but does have the pull in motors I'm told. apparently this hasn't happened before and...

Hi all - I need some help or advice FAST! - been having issues with left side electric sliding door on my T6 Caravelle. Ordered parts which were wrong and wasn’t able to finish the fix. Managed to close the door. New part arrived but the top runner has popped out whilst trying to open the door...

Had to get Vera`s first Mot. My god I hate taking it to the Chelmsford dealership. Had issues with my electric sliding doors since new and read the thread on here about a possible fuse issue. They have now looked at it 3 times and never done anything. As soon as I mentioned the fuse they said...

Thanks, pulling fuses is indeed a good idea to try out! I was just staring wiring diagrams trying to figure out if pulling 40A maxi blade from under left seat would be enough - looks like that so far. Seems central locking will go as well but that's ok if I can lock the door from inside.

Thank you for your reply! I have attached a photo of the fuse board which will be under the drivers seat, the switch will be on the back of the B pillar just inside the sliding door and I've also attached an image of what the lights themselves look like. Thank you!

Thanks for giving me a membership. I have an automatic sliding door problem on my 2017 Multivan. From the fob and center console only the soft close motor activated, but not the sliding action. No sound coming from the motor either. Checked fuses under bonnet, under seats, in the center column...

I’ve just operated the sliding door manually for all this time. But couple of days ago I popped the fuse back in and now the door just works. The jury is still out if it got really fixed or if it working now is just happenstance ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I guess if it stays working there could be some truth in...

The coil clips into the upper rail, there is a transponder on the upper bracket and between the two data is passed to and from the door. Have you checked the control units in the rear quarter panel? It is common for water to leak in past the slide motor seal and get into the unit apparently...

Under my passenger seat I have what looks to be a 10mmsq cable which I’m lead to believe can be used for a DC-DC charger, negative coming from chassis. I was originally thinking of a Victron 12/12/30 unit which would be mounted in a cupboard I intend to make and located under the non sliding...

Evening folks, a slightly overdue follow-up after fitting my sliding door power latching kit from @Pauly ....if you're in two minds about whether to or not, my 2p worth would be just to do it. It sounds a minor thing, getting rid of the swoosh-bang, but even on my driveway when I need to get...

That is my concern. I reverse in and the front of the van is tight against a wall either side. If they unfolded they would definitely scrape. I exit via the sliding door, where I have plenty of room. To be certain maybe I need to work out which fuse(s) is/are responsible and remove them first...

I have my main leisure electrics under both front seats, but run a big power cable to a fuse box near the base of the c pillar where my fridge lives, and the lighting circuit is powered off this. So power from under the passenger seat, up the b pillar, above the sliding door, down the c pillar...

No problem. Yes, since the unit is designed to run at automotive voltage, the mains transformer isn’t necessary. Power goes from my LB to my switch panel, then to a fuse, then to the unit. My rear speaker cables go to the main loom that runs fore<>aft above the passenger sliding door...

I thus presume I am back to first plan. Either- A) run off starter battery with supplied live fuse kit (which does has low voltage protection) B) find a way to run off leisure Both solutions require me to route rear camera cable though driver side cupboards or above sliding door void. I...

I've got a caravelle t6 with the factory aux battery, eberspacher air heater and twin leccy sliding doors: I (mainly thanks to @Dellmassive and his wealth of knowledge via his threads!) understand the factory set up, mine also has been added to with 2 15a feeds going to backboards under the...

Yeah 4 5 6 are also for the trailer unit 80a is the for the 2nd battery before it goes to the 100a split charge relay. 40a - have you got a single electric sliding door? Have a look at the @Dellmassive threads for the DC-DC charger, it's actually really easy as you have everything you need in...

Blown the courtesy light circuit fuse after fiddling with the sliding door step bulb holder. Trying to find the correct fuse to change is now a challenge, even after using @Loz ’s guide. My glass back wasn’t meant to bend for access to the fuse board! I will persist…