Sliding door, electric engaging motor, fuse location?
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Sliding door, electric engaging motor, fuse location?
Hi,
Has anyone had problems with their sliding door, electric engaging motor? Mine has malfunctioned and hense, although the door will slide shut and is lockable, it dosnt engage properly leaving a visible gap to the outside. I've checked all the fuses in both the lower dashboard area and under the passenger seat (none visable under the driver seat) without any luck. That said the manual seems to indicate a fuse for the sliding door in the under passenger seat array but i couldnt locate this particular fuse. Might anyone know where the fuse for the door motor is exactly? Any other suggestions would of course be much appreciated.
Many thanks,
Peter
Peter MVR- Posts : 1
Join date : 2012-10-08
Re: Sliding door, electric engaging motor, fuse location?
Hi Peter speak to Andy, he will help you out
take care
take care
Mark Claytor- Posts : 3
Join date : 2012-10-10
Re: Sliding door, electric engaging motor, fuse location?
I have exactly the same problem! How can I contact Andy?
Patrick
Patrick
salpatcat- Posts : 1
Join date : 2013-01-12
Re: Sliding door, electric engaging motor, fuse location?
I had a similar problem while on holiday on Mull in May. I thought the motor had failed but eventually worked out what was going wrong. If one closes the door gently the copper contact strips at the front of the door touch their other halves on the door frame and tell the tensioning motor to close the door tight.If the door isn`t closed with enough force it bounces back before the motor pin has grabbed the door.The door is almost shut but with a gap all round. I you look at the door frame at the back there is a vertical pin which rotates through 180 degrees.This should be away from the centre line of the van when the door is open. If it isn`t then the above has occurred.We were camping in pouring rain and water was coming in the gap, so I thought sod this I slam it hard shut- and then it was ok. So if you have this problem make sure you give the door a reasonable shove. Hope this helps someone.Dave ,Harrow
Dave Grover- Posts : 3
Join date : 2012-04-04
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