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Quote: Originally posted by daveyjp on 07/7/2015

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Faulty sender unit, actuator, or wiring linking components. The wires usually enter the door near the hinge, opening and closing the door can cause wires to wear, short circuit and eventually break.

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Quote: Originally posted by daveyjp on 17/7/2015

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Quote: Originally posted by daveyjp on 07/7/2015Faulty sender unit, actuator, or wiring linking components. The wires usually enter the door near the hinge, opening and closing the door can cause wires to wear, short circuit and eventually break.

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Virtual pint for me then!

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Quote: Originally posted by TraceyD on 17/7/2015

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Just a quick update as my faith was repaid. On removing the first door panel they found a corroded wire which was sending signals back to the computer, on further investigation there were more small wires and this is where the problem was, so no motors to be replaced and a bill of £200 rather than £650. They also got my key fob working again. In fairness they could have just said they'd replaced them while actually just replacing the corroded cable, I'd have been no wiser. But then again, I would now recommend them to others and return there if I had any other problems.

Can now pack the car for camping

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