thebiglad
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Hi Andy, how do you know that it's the central locking unit, rather than any other cause?
Can you please describe the problem you are experiencing in more detail?
thebiglad
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So that rules out the fob and fob battery then. Have you tried unlocking the car from the inside, pulling up the drivers door button?
I believe I'm right in saying that the setup is master and slaves, the master unit being on the drivers door and the slaves are all the other doors.
Just a quick point, by trade I am an Electronics engineer and therefore have isolated the fault to the unit.
As it and the lock are one whole assy I wanted to know if once out of the car it was fixable or to buy a replacement part before i take it out and it is a sealed unit etc.
As it and the lock are one whole assy I wanted to know if once out of the car it was fixable or to buy a replacement part before i take it out and it is a sealed unit etc.
thebiglad
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thebiglad
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I've found these people to be very helpful and at least you'll have a piccie of what's in the door:
Land rover discovery 2 central locking actuator all ava on eBay (end time 23-Jun-10 11:22:14 BST)
Cheers
Dave
sierrafery
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There are 2 motors within.......if u can limb it and reach the core u might be able to respool the winding i guess.......could be an interesting experience 
