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Re: Central Locking Stopped Working...
« Reply #15 on: 10 November 2009, 18:01:25 »
And the winner is...fuse 20 had blown...good call :y

Now Ineed to find out why as the replacement blew too...30a fuse is holding ok but not good and just masking the problem...

The fuse sparks as you put it in so presumably bad earthing somewhere, my thought is the courtesy light area as the previous owner has wired in a flip switch in there to operate the sunroof...will have to look in the morning...
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Re: Central Locking Stopped Working...
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Re: Central Locking Stopped Working...
« Reply #17 on: 14 November 2009, 09:47:19 »
And sorted the fuse issues now so its back on a 20A fuse...someone had wired an on off switch in place of the dial for the sunroof which was shorting a little and causing sparks at the fuse...disconnected the bodge job and its all working fine again now, no blowing fuse...

I would bet money on the sunroof having stopped after a battery change and this was done to 'fix' the failed sunroof, rather than just resetting it :)
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