door ajar?
More Turbo
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From: reedsport
I get that time to time. But my issue is the vsm going out. Maybe yours is just a switch on the door somewherr
i ain't rite
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Marlboro Mental Hospital.
dirty door ajar switch.
open door, and spray penetrating oil down into door latch assembly in door. close/open door about 10-15 times. open door and spray it again, and repeat open/close deal. this should clean the switch.
i usually have to do it once a year
open door, and spray penetrating oil down into door latch assembly in door. close/open door about 10-15 times. open door and spray it again, and repeat open/close deal. this should clean the switch.
i usually have to do it once a year
Post Fiend
Joined: Mar 2015
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From: Blairsville, Pennsylvania
Do you have access to AutoEnginuity?
If so, it has an option to monitor the doors. 0 is closed, 1 is open.
Doors 1-4, plus 5 is hatch.
FYI. The hatch sensors can be troublesome. You can pull the switch, remove the wires and twist them together for testing. It has TWO sensors, BOTH must go closed.
Really simple to replace from a junkyard if necessary.
Regular doors, do as mentioned above should get you going. The hatch sensors are the only ones I've known to need replaced and couldn't be lubed-n-fixed
If so, it has an option to monitor the doors. 0 is closed, 1 is open.
Doors 1-4, plus 5 is hatch.
FYI. The hatch sensors can be troublesome. You can pull the switch, remove the wires and twist them together for testing. It has TWO sensors, BOTH must go closed.
Really simple to replace from a junkyard if necessary.
Regular doors, do as mentioned above should get you going. The hatch sensors are the only ones I've known to need replaced and couldn't be lubed-n-fixed
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