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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: ianu on 01 November 2015, 12:38:30

Title: Front Passenger central locking failed in dead lock position - removal.
Post by: ianu on 01 November 2015, 12:38:30
Hi All,
Ok - yes I know, before anyone reminds me again  ::) if you have an iffy central locking motor - don't dead lock the doors - doh  :-X :-X :-X.
So with some helpful advice on here about removing said motor, I reckon I can get into the door with the door shut without toooooo much collateral damage to the panel. I've taken the drivers side panel off today to get a first hand view of what's where inside the door, so that the eye on the end of my finger can find the bits I need to get to in the passenger side.
Question is:
What do I need to release in order to free the dead lock so I can open the door and start work with the panel completely off (assuming the passenger side is similar to the drivers side).
I've added a few photos from inside the drivers door if it helps  ???  :y

(http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa344/ianu2/Omega/20151101_113803_resized_zps1snm7a3l.jpg) (http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/ianu2/media/Omega/20151101_113803_resized_zps1snm7a3l.jpg.html)

(http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa344/ianu2/Omega/20151101_113722_resized_zps22obungc.jpg) (http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/ianu2/media/Omega/20151101_113722_resized_zps22obungc.jpg.html)

(http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa344/ianu2/Omega/20151101_113702_resized_zpskbyz1ldd.jpg) (http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/ianu2/media/Omega/20151101_113702_resized_zpskbyz1ldd.jpg.html)

(http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa344/ianu2/Omega/20151101_113651_resized_zps3xrookgh.jpg) (http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/ianu2/media/Omega/20151101_113651_resized_zps3xrookgh.jpg.html)

Cheers
Ian

Title: Re: Front Passenger central locking failed in dead lock position - removal.
Post by: 05omegav6 on 01 November 2015, 12:48:40
Drop the window, then lift the relevant lock button with a pair of mole grips...

Job jobbed :y
Title: Re: Front Passenger central locking failed in dead lock position - removal.
Post by: Steve B on 01 November 2015, 13:55:39
The lots got to come out to replace/repair the solenoid  :y

Got one here with a new microswitch Fitted  :y
Title: Re: Front Passenger central locking failed in dead lock position - removal.
Post by: ianu on 01 November 2015, 18:12:25
Drop the window, then lift the relevant lock button with a pair of mole grips...

Job jobbed :y

 :o Does this actually over come the deadlock without %&%*ng the rest of the mechansism  ???

In which case I'd be interested in the replacement solenoid too anyway  :y
Title: Re: Front Passenger central locking failed in dead lock position - removal.
Post by: 05omegav6 on 01 November 2015, 20:34:18
In a word, yup :y

Ideally you need the window open as trying to do it inside with the window closed will result in a broken window if the grips slip... Besides, standing next to the car is far more civilised than contorting youself across it :D
Title: Re: Front Passenger central locking failed in dead lock position - removal.
Post by: Steve B on 02 November 2015, 21:03:06
Drop the window, then lift the relevant lock button with a pair of mole grips...

Job jobbed :y

 :o Does this actually over come the deadlock without %&%*ng the rest of the mechansism  ???

In which case I'd be interested in the replacement solenoid too anyway  :y
Sorry only just seen this.........Pm sent  :y
Title: Re: Front Passenger central locking failed in dead lock position - removal.
Post by: ianu on 02 November 2015, 21:36:07
In a word, yup :y

Ideally you need the window open as trying to do it inside with the window closed will result in a broken window if the grips slip... Besides, standing next to the car is far more civilised than contorting youself across it :D
:y I'll give it a go at the weekend then - with the window down  :y

Steve - pm sent :-)
Cheers
Ian.