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alfapat Member Since: 03 Dec 2017 Location: Elgin Posts: 66 |
Location:Elgin
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20th Jan 2019 10:03 am |
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alfapat Member Since: 03 Dec 2017 Location: Elgin Posts: 66 |
Thanks , but SDD? |
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20th Jan 2019 1:11 pm |
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Stuartc Member Since: 01 Dec 2014 Location: Perth, Australia Posts: 2292 |
Land Rover Diagnostics MY15
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20th Jan 2019 1:25 pm |
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alfapat Member Since: 03 Dec 2017 Location: Elgin Posts: 66 |
Surely the switch must receive a voltage to ground a connection , that doesn't make sense . I only tested the continuity of the movement of the rocker on/ off either side and the switch works. There is no feed , so I assume ether a proximity switch is wrong or something to disallow the required command.
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21st Jan 2019 7:30 pm |
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Stuartc Member Since: 01 Dec 2014 Location: Perth, Australia Posts: 2292 |
It’s quite simple really! The module is feed a “+” v (it’s between the two sun roofs in the headliner) and the switch provides 2 gnd feeds to tell the motor which way to spin fwd/backwards. MY15
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22nd Jan 2019 12:48 am |
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alfapat Member Since: 03 Dec 2017 Location: Elgin Posts: 66 |
That's great , at least I can move on a bit , but I can tell I am not looking forward to it. |
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22nd Jan 2019 6:00 pm |
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alfapat Member Since: 03 Dec 2017 Location: Elgin Posts: 66 |
I have since been told that I can gain access to the motor through the front interior light , and this can be manually screwed with a long flat blade so we will see .
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23rd Jan 2019 5:52 pm |
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alfapat Member Since: 03 Dec 2017 Location: Elgin Posts: 66 |
Bingo problem solved!
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27th Jan 2019 2:11 pm |
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IanMetro Member Since: 11 Sep 2017 Location: Somerset BS21 Posts: 3149 |
Alfapat
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27th Jan 2019 2:57 pm |
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