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92 300E rear trunk vacuum lock not functioning
I am posting this message. I have a 92 300E some time ago I had an incident were I discovered a none factory installed alarm shorted out the vacuum door locks . after I had this united disconnected and the wiring put back to together I disconnected the negative battery cable for a hour and it reset the vacuum door lock.
I had not discovered that the trunk vacuum for all the doors, gas cap would not lock via vacuum when the key was inserted and turned. It would only lock the truck manually. What should I look for , Fuse vacuum unite in trunk were is it located. Other possible causes. I have a good fluke 88 DMMM and a power probe -3 . I also have some of the wiring diagrams. I just need a suggestion on were to start my investigation? Bob Geco |
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Electric Trunk Micro-Switch
Fuse A 16 Amp
Fuse C 8 Amp There is a connector, X86 from which the Trunk MS gets Positive (12 Volt D.C.) power.The wire is Red with a White stripe and is .5 mm in diameter. (Terminal 2 on the Trunk MS) There is also a Brown (Ground) wire that connects to ground at W12. There is also a Yellow .5 mm wire that connects positive to the Vacuum Pump to Unlock the Actuators at each location. Turning the key to UNLOCK routes positive power from the Red/white wire to the Yellow wire. Turning the key to LOCK routes power from the Red/white wire to Ground @ W12 X 86 is described as "connector,central locking system 3 pin" I'd start by checking X 86 for: Power, Continuity to Ground on the applicable cables. Then check the Electrical connectivity/continuity of the Trunk Micro-Switch. Out on a Limb ,Here... I suspect the "Hack" installation allowed the Rogue Electrons to FRY the MS or disable one of the Wires. Hey, This may be your lucky week and you'll find the Electrical Clownistas have only disconnected X 86 !
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'84 300SD sold 124.128 Last edited by compress ignite; 08-18-2009 at 05:37 PM. |
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