I've been given a central locking motor (Pt. Nr. 255 959 783 A) with the promise of the other 3.
Looking at it I can see both electrical and pneumatic connectors.
Is the system electrically actuated or pneumatically actuated?
Does the system have a central control unit (brain/black box)?
Which door does the above motor fit?
Cheers
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Central Locking Motor
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Re: Central Locking Motor
Without checking the actuators on my doors I cant match the Numbers, but if it is OEM then the short tube at the bottom is just a drain for any water that gets in.
If it has 4 wires (a single and a block of 3) it should fit either of the front doors.
If it only has the 3 way block it will fit the tailgate or the slider.
My pbase photo account has wiring details http://www.pbase.com/tonytech/image/84733738
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If it has 4 wires (a single and a block of 3) it should fit either of the front doors.
If it only has the 3 way block it will fit the tailgate or the slider.
My pbase photo account has wiring details http://www.pbase.com/tonytech/image/84733738
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Re: Central Locking Motor
Cheers Tony.
The wiring diagram is useful.
If I suck/blow through the tube the actuator actuates leading me to think that it has both options.
The wiring diagram is useful.
If I suck/blow through the tube the actuator actuates leading me to think that it has both options.
VW T3 GTi Camper 2,0l