Central locking
- Thread starter Squiz680
- Start date
This site contains affiliate links for which LandyZone may be compensated if you make a purchase.
- Posts
- 44,617
- Location
- East Dorset
If you still have the original doors amd their locks etc worked, then you could just change them for the ones in the new doors.
Unless central locking for all doors has failed.
I take it you have checked that the rear doors' childproof locks have not actuated.
Unless central locking for all doors has failed.
I take it you have checked that the rear doors' childproof locks have not actuated.
- Posts
- 44,617
- Location
- East Dorset
Right, this is an electrical fault then. Have you tried disconnecting the battery, waiting a while then reconnecting it?
If that don't work then I would wait until @sierrafery or someone comes on to talk to you cos I is cr@p at electrics. all i do know is that changing a rear door should not affect central locking, per se as I have done it and never had a problem. so the problem is more central, i.e. possibly at the region of a Control Unit.
If that don't work then I would wait until @sierrafery or someone comes on to talk to you cos I is cr@p at electrics. all i do know is that changing a rear door should not affect central locking, per se as I have done it and never had a problem. so the problem is more central, i.e. possibly at the region of a Control Unit.
discool
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 13,600
The causes could be a few things, but without knowing the model year of you disco and what you actually touched I have no idea of the exact fault. What have unchecked so far?
- Posts
- 44,617
- Location
- East Dorset
Welcome to the forum by the way!
It might be nice if you go to "introduce yourself and do just that, and also if you use P and TY from time to time!
It might be nice if you go to "introduce yourself and do just that, and also if you use P and TY from time to time!
- Posts
- 44,617
- Location
- East Dorset
No problem, we will help you solve it. you aain't the first!
- Posts
- 44,617
- Location
- East Dorset
(Taking the risk now of a telling off from SF but here goes.
)Do you have a wiring diagram? Haynes or the Rave manual? Have you checked the relay(s) and you still haven't told us if you have disconnected and reconnected the batt or not.
discool
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 13,600
(Taking the risk now of a telling off from SF but here goes.
Do you have a wiring diagram? Haynes or the Rave manual? Have you checked the relay(s) and you still haven't told us if you have disconnected and reconnected the batt or not.
What relays will that be? i may be learning something after 32 years with the type of locking that the D1 has.
discool
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 13,600
your just finding what nonsense that is given in forums
the operation is simple the remote fob signals the the security ecu to send a 12v pulse to the master actuator, this in turn operates and open and closes the four slaves.so start with does the fob operate in setting the alarm and remobilising the engine? indicating the ecu is functional, is there a 12 v supply at the master actuator?
Just to add there’s only one fuse fo the central locking, its 15amp positioned the the upper aux fuse strip above the main fuse board.
Also was replacement doors an exact match electrically with the main harness ?
Last edited:
- Posts
- 44,617
- Location
- East Dorset
Great.
Will try and find a link for you to download manuals and the DAVE manual which gives you all you need to know, if it fgoes bak as far as Discovery 1.
Right, here is the Rave manual
You'll see it does lots of LR products but you just need to click on until you get to "Discovery".
And this should give you the owner's manual
https://www.landrover.co.uk/ownership/guides-and-manuals/index.html
as well as lots of other stuff.
The cover to the fuse box should tell you which fuse is which.
In Rave you need section L6
Meanwhile check fuse F4.
Central locking is not a new problem as this will show you!
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/search/105192247/?q=central+locking&o=relevance&c[node]=8
- Posts
- 44,617
- Location
- East Dorset
- Posts
- 44,617
- Location
- East Dorset
No probs!
