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Originally Posted by RML
I think what is happening is: When I turn the key to lock the door, the valve in the door switches to the circuit without a leak and therefore the vacuum in the entire system can build up again and has enough pressure to actuate the shutoff mechanism for the engine. I think you are implying that the two circuits are isolated. I do not know. I am just presenting the symptoms and trying to deduce the problem. This is all new to me.
Since you mentioned "a wiper switch shouldn't open the windows", when I move the switch to adjust the passenger side rear view mirror in my 84 300D, the wipers turn on for one cycle. My understanding is that this is a grounding problem, but electricity is not my forte.
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Ok now that makes sense.
With the ignition key off and switching to lock closes a vacuum leak.
My bad
That would mean that: there is a massive leak in the unlock circuit and that there are no vacuum "restrictors" to prevent that from happening
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