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Old 24-02-2006, 11:18 AM   #1
sarrge2001
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Default Boot release problem

Just had the dash out and in for a blend door motor (EL Faimont Ghia) and now the electric boot release doesn't work.......

I can hear it clicking behind the dash when you press the release button or the smartlock - it's my guess I have missed a connection from the module tpo the release behind the dash. Other central locking works ok.

Any pointers to wiring colours or connector colours would be appreciated as i would like to get out of this without pulling the dash out again..........

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