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| Beyondroaming Member Since: 06 Oct 2023 Location: Basel Posts: 4   
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Hi All,
Urgent problem since my Defender will go in the container soon for our Southamerica expedition. We were driving back home and I as passenger all of a sudden smelled something a little burned but did not give it attention (might not be real but could be) On the next Gas station I realized the car did not lock on the passenger door anymore and also the indicator, folding mirror, blind spot etc pp did not workanymore on the passenger side. Easy peasy I replaced the fuse F27 for the passenger door and that is all working again. Only problem left is the lock. After this trip I went to the deals and he said he would replace the L153687 (door locking motor) but the big problem is that the part will not arrive in time. I can buy the part somewhere else on my cost and install it myself but I was wondering if any of you might have an idea how I can fix it without that part? Maybe there is another fuse? or something else I did not think of? loose cabel? I will be glad for any tipp you have If you all agree I should replace the L153687 has any of you some instructions on how to do that? |
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6th Oct 2023 11:11am |
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| ickle Member Since: 22 Jul 2010 Location: South Vendee Posts: 1786  
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wiring loom between the post and the door. Very poor design / route.
In an emergency, carefully cut lengthways underneath the convoluted rubber tube and drop loom out - if you've smelt burning there there is a good chance the wires are shorting together there. In a car park I've cut back the insulation, twisted the ends back together and insulated with duct tape until I got home, then replaced that biota the loom. hth Keith |
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6th Oct 2023 1:24pm |
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| Beyondroaming Member Since: 06 Oct 2023 Location: Basel Posts: 4
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Hmm, I would doubt that since otherwise the fuse would keep on burning through.. and all other electronics are working in the door again, its only the lock not engaging.
If it would be the loom then other electronics would not work or the fuse would keep blowing, or am I wrong? Which problem did you exactly have? Or why have you had to do what you did? |
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6th Oct 2023 1:49pm |
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| Beyondroaming Member Since: 06 Oct 2023 Location: Basel Posts: 4
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Could be the case here as well, right now I lack the info on how to get the motor out of the door to have a proper look at it |
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6th Oct 2023 1:51pm |
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| whiterdesign Member Since: 10 Jun 2021 Location: Preston Posts: 269 
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Have a look at this
https://www.lrdefender.org/locks_latches_a...-1110.html 110 XS 250 MY 23 Gondwana Stone, Cold climate pack and towbar |
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6th Oct 2023 2:08pm |
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| ickle Member Since: 22 Jul 2010 Location: South Vendee Posts: 1786
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The window motor and locks are separate circuits.
I've had wires broken but with insulation intact & bare wires floating about touching each other, although never had a fuse blow! Is there any 'movement' in the door button at all when you press the remote? If so it may just need lubrication of the lock and mechanism. If there's no movement or sound I'd place a bet on the loom being faulty before replacing the actuator. HTH Keith |
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6th Oct 2023 2:17pm |
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| Beyondroaming Member Since: 06 Oct 2023 Location: Basel Posts: 4
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That manual is pretty usefull, at least I know finally how to properly remove all the trims
@ickle (Keith) Thats really interessting what you are describing. The inside lockbutton on passenger door is illuminated but when pushed it, it locks all the doors except the passenger door The outside button(passenger door) - when I push it, it locks all the doors except the passenger door The lock itself moves when I push it, also just found out about the emergency lock mechanism which is working as well and is a big relief for now since we can at least manually lock the door. Hope that answers your questions, I tried understanding what you mean with "Is there any 'movement' in the door button at all when you press the remote?" but I dont get it  |
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6th Oct 2023 3:33pm |
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