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Grenadier



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Central Locking query
Some will already know that a couple of days ago I stripped the DC to discover what seems to be factory fitted CL. However it has never worked. I've found the 10AS alarm unit, although yet to take it out, and although I will be taking off the dash is there anything I should be looking for now? Checked the fuse, all good, door wiring seems in good nick, the box looks rust free and clean, photos attached. Are there any immediate checks I should be considering our should I just wait until the dash is off (this afternoon) and I have access to the Alarm ECU?


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When I first got the csw the central locking didn't work, I checked the fuse and the wiring but couldn't figure out why it didn't work. I even bought a new 10as box ready to swap in but thought I'd check everything again just Incase and this time I swapped the fuse and everything worked Embarassed the fuse had gone but it was just a hair line crack so I'd missed it. Don't know if this is your problem but worth changing just Incase. Ray
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NickMc



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Have you tried checking for power with a test light at the motor?

There’s a lot of very poor fuses made in “that” country where all the “quality” parts come from. I try to buy the ones with the white lettering on them, the ones without seem to be suspect Thumbs Up
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Grenadier



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Thank you both. Will double check. Dash removed now and looking at the box there seems to be a single loose wire. Any thoughts?



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NickMc



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That’s the aerial for the box no need to panic, I know it looks strange but it’s genuine.

Do you have the pinout for yours? If you tell me the year I have one, you could work the wiring out and see.


Another thing is maybe someone has fitted the wrong 10AS and yours doesn’t have the locking relay in it? I’ve done a post on here before about retro fitting the relay into the non central locking box.


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this the wire orange / slat gray if so its aerial wire
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A quick google of the part number on your alarm box seems to be that it’s a version of the old “270” 10AS in which case you’ll need a different version of the 10AS or solder the relay in. Wonder if it’s been changed before with your intermittent non starting? Is this the car you fixed the clocks on?
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Grenadier



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NickMc wrote:
That’s the aerial for the box no need to panic, I know it looks strange but it’s genuine.

Do you have the pinout for yours? If you tell me the year I have one, you could work the wiring out and see.


Another thing is maybe someone has fitted the wrong 10AS and yours doesn’t have the locking relay in it? I’ve done a post on here before about retro fitting the relay into the non central locking box.


Must say that it all looks very 'factory fit' to me. And if not, a LR retro fit. I saw your post on retro fitting. Will open the box and take a peak inside once I've looked at the fuses again. Out of interest, how many fuses for the CL? I've seen two key logos, one under the seat, one under the dash. Monsieur Le Grenadier

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Grenadier



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NickMc wrote:
A quick google of the part number on your alarm box seems to be that it’s a version of the old “270” 10AS in which case you’ll need a different version of the 10AS or solder the relay in. Wonder if it’s been changed before with your intermittent non starting? Is this the car you fixed the clocks on?


The intermittent start was a loose wire to a kill switch by the battery. I think whomever had this DC before the stealer did quite a bit of very amateur DIY now that I'm under the skin. Some very patchy wiring repairs hidden behind trim, tucked away under the bonnet wings etc. Might go to my local Defender nut and get him to do a full wiring diagnostic and tidy things up a bit. Monsieur Le Grenadier

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NickMc



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Sorry I’ve confused you with another guy on here! Confused I would say someone has swapped the box, due to a failure and that version is cheaper or retrofitted the central locking and couldn’t get it to work because of the wrong 10AS and given up.


Fixing poor wiring repairs to Defenders..sounds like my life everyday Laughing Get the wire cutters out!
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Grenadier wrote:
NickMc wrote:
That’s the aerial for the box no need to panic, I know it looks strange but it’s genuine.

Do you have the pinout for yours? If you tell me the year I have one, you could work the wiring out and see.


Another thing is maybe someone has fitted the wrong 10AS and yours doesn’t have the locking relay in it? I’ve done a post on here before about retro fitting the relay into the non central locking box.


Must say that it all looks very 'factory fit' to me. And if not, a LR retro fit. I saw your post on retro fitting. Will open the box and take a peak inside once I've looked at the fuses again. Out of interest, how many fuses for the CL? I've seen two key logos, one under the seat, one under the dash.


if you are still have trouble with your 10AS give link below try

https://www.technozen-electronics.co.uk/la...-services/
Post #706446 10th May 2018 3:11pm
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