This is a discussion on Rear Door Locking Sometimes? within the Octavia I forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; Hello all I've got a 1999 Octivia 1.9 TDi (90bhp) GLx Estate.. and the rear (drivers side) door not locking ...
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| Hello all I've got a 1999 Octivia 1.9 TDi (90bhp) GLx Estate.. and the rear (drivers side) door not locking is doing my head in About a year ago someone who I used to work with managed (not quite sure how, but they have VAGcom) to activate drive away locking.. so all worked great, once over 20kph all the doors lock.. the problem is now that the rear (drivers side) doesn't seem to want to stay locked.. it locks (along with all the other doors) and unlocks itself straight away.. normally it doesn't bother me, but have recently started driving more stop start routes, and every time i hit 20kph lock/unlock from the door... However if I lock the car on the key or remote, the door always locks with no problems. Thanks all Dave |
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| Nudge I think this bloke needs someone localish with a VAGCom. |
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Central locking .. all doors lock .. rear drivers door unlocks. Locks off the key with central locking (deadlock) I think its a sensor issue ![]() | |
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| microswitch issue by the sounds of it. |
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| Thanks for that.. so assuming I've already got the door casing off, what/where am I looking for said micro-switch.. Is it a just replace it, or can you clean it type thing So really dumb questions tonight Dave |
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| I suspect if it is a microswitch issue then I believe the cure is to take the lock unit out, and apart and then ensure there are no dry joints. I imagine when the door locks, the necessary microswitch for sending the lock signal does not work and therefore the door unlocks again ? I think this has been covered on tdiclub.com Try: Stupid door Switch!! $3 Fix!!! - TDIClub Forums and for a nice picture: electrical haywire - TDIClub Forums |
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| Thanks.. once it has stopped raining here and I've some spare time, I'll have to do some investigating.. Thanks once again Dave |
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