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Old Nov 13th, 2016, 17:07   #21
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Hi any one can tell what can be I just replaced the wiring harness and lock mechanism
Light on number plate working and boot light on but lock not open i give live to lock and press open buton is open .when disconected wiring hsrness and check 6 pins 4 live 2is dead what can be
probably the microswitch on the boot handle faulty , why did you change the loom?
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Old Nov 13th, 2016, 17:22   #22
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I check micro switch but way not in all pin com live
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Old Nov 13th, 2016, 17:29   #23
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Any one know witch fuse for boot lock
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Old Nov 13th, 2016, 17:45   #24
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Any one know witch fuse for boot lock
No fuses , all worked directly from the CEM . If you earth the Black/Yellow wire from the handle switch it should open the lock .

OR apply 12 volts to the white/green wire to directly power the lock motor .
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No fuses , all worked directly from the CEM . If you earth the Black/Yellow wire from the handle switch it should open the lock .

OR apply 12 volts to the white/green wire to directly power the lock motor .
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Hi in my all wires black and its eart wire some where lost conection i just put from boot light and it is working now
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Old Mar 26th, 2017, 12:47   #27
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Hi

Am I correct in assuming that the wiring loom also supplies power to the number plate bulbs? As the boot will not open and the number plate lights are not working.

Also does anybody have general idea how much a dealer charges for the part? On Ebay I am looking at about £50 new.

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Am I correct in assuming that the wiring loom also supplies power to the number plate bulbs? As the boot will not open and the number plate lights are not working.

Also does anybody have general idea how much a dealer charges for the part? On Ebay I am looking at about £50 new.

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yes No. Plate lights too , last time i changed one the loom was Just over £30 .
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I'm trying to fix my boot as of now. And Im stuck at stage 4. I have unscrewed the three bolts retaining the lock to the lid and of course also disconnected the connector going to the lock. But Ive tried, a lot, to get the lid open. As you say in stage 3, the lid opens up just a little. But how in the world do you get it fully open?
I know this is an old post but can't see an answer anywhere so thought I'd reply for the sake of any future puzzled members.

Unless you know that you have to replace the lock then it's best not to go down this route. On mine, the electrical socket on the lock mechanism fouled on the steel mounting bracket. Forcing it breaks the plastic around the socket although this is easily fixable using superglue.

To release the boot, buy a replacement loom first and fit it temporarily from inside the boot (parcel shelf plug, lock plug and boot switch - the latter removed from the outside and then plugged into the loom inside the boot).

If you don't wish to buy a new loom but repair the old one, just connect a +12V to lock Pin 1 and an earth to Pin 2. The boot should unlock. You can use the boot power socket for the +12V but I'd always suggest having a low-rated in-line fuse in the lead, just to be safe.
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Hopefully someone is still following this thread.

The no. plate lights work but the boot will not open. Is the problem likely to be with the boot handle or a broken wire in the loom?
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