Vacuum switch central locking
How do you troubleshoot the vacuum switch in the drivers door? I took out the switch and applied vacuum to the middle tee. I didnt get any vacuum. Do I need to get a new switch?
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I do not know how to test it. All it does is direct vacuum to the locking or unlocking segments based on it's position.
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I bet it leaks, most original ones do.
www.dieselgiant.com has a nice pictorial on how to replace them. I think he shows how to test it too. John |
There was no test procedure on DGs site. The lock and unlock lines both hold vacuum. So Im guessing that if I pull vacuum on the middle tee and switch between lock and unlock...
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Here's a DIY Vacuum Troubleshooting Guide I wrote up on another forum. The door lock section starts on Post #5.
http://www.schumanautomotive.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2755 |
The driver's door has an electric switch no vaccum line to it. Biodiesel has a good write up there that will help you out.
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No electrics in my door system. Just checked the vacuum switch in the drivers door. It held vacuum in both lock and unlock position. Applied vacuum on the middle T and in the firewall(solid yellow line), it held vacuum as well. It lost vacuum while switching from lock to unlock and vise versa but thats normal right?
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w123...not electric
w126.....electric |
Looking for a Troubleshooting guide on the W126...mine works sometimes, and sometimes it wont...I'm not sure where to look
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