ps apologies for my northern twang..let me know if my wording is wrong..
faffing = messed with... sorry.
tbh guys theres a theme here...and its after we have done all the sound deadening and insulation....the doors are now twice as heavy and not as factory intended.
mine is a bit all over... but its smart and knows if doors been left open ages... and if you have had power off and allsorts of silliness...
also i had to be careful of insulation etc around side door...near the door mechanism...as at one stage it wasnt happy.
also that module should be on that arch with both screws..cant see the angle or position affecting a damn thing though tbh.
clean connections check you get the position...on closing just right...?
i see it as a jazzy add on ....and if it plays silly...bugger it...just close it..
since sound deadening and faffing at the back my tailgate now feels funny in its closing position...
i think its more us thats faffed..???
actually your right thinking on...if its playing up am i right in thinking the door wont shut properly? stays slightly ajar...?Actually you’re right there. It is a jazzy add on and if it fails, it fails. My doors however aren’t deadened or insulted. Just standard trim covered in Alcantara.
Mine either works all ‘jazzy’ or just normally. So if I just lower the tailgate softly to close and let go from an inch or so away. It will either grab it and close with the motor or just clonk shut. But it never stays ajar.actually your right thinking on...if its playing up am i right in thinking the door wont shut properly? stays slightly ajar...?
mines sometimes has been daft but seems to have just shut like a norm van door... cant remember tbh
No - not stupidoThat part number shows a electric sliding door control module.. is that the same one as the power latching? Sorry if I’m being stupid here..
No - not stupido
Mmmmm.... not sure now re part number.
But from my searches, I would be pretty confident that everyone suggested that was the right module though
I have paperwork from Vw yesterday but it doesn't give any part numbers.
And to those folk who say it's not a problem if it doesn't work - I disagree, as I paid me monies as an optional extra and I paid for a 5 year warranty. I want it to work as it should and Vw should sort it FOC.
So there...
Thanks for clearing this up @Pauly - much appreciated7E0959243E for the module
Power latching is the small rectangular box that takes 1 plug with 8 pins
The electric door control module has a very similar part number but is much larger and has four connection plugs
@jaymac. Try Pauly. He supplied me the kit.Has anyone got a part number for this? Or can someone point me in the right direction where I can get a new power module? Cheers
tbh guys theres a theme here...and its after we have done all the sound deadening and insulation....the doors are now twice as heavy and not as factory intended.
mine is a bit all over... but its smart and knows if doors been left open ages... and if you have had power off and allsorts of silliness...
also i had to be careful of insulation etc around side door...near the door mechanism...as at one stage it wasnt happy.
also that module should be on that arch with both screws..cant see the angle or position affecting a damn thing though tbh.
clean connections check you get the position...on closing just right...?
i see it as a jazzy add on ....and if it plays silly...bugger it...just close it..
since sound deadening and faffing at the back my tailgate now feels funny in its closing position...
i think its more us thats faffed..???
I think there could actually be a relationship between sound deadening or camper trim etc affecting the positioning of the control module itself. I remember that when I retro-fitted my sliding door soft close module, I had to install it in the void between the wheel arch and the door, screwed on to one of the steel bits of the van. I had weird faults to start with, which confused me a lot until I suddenly realised that it was a grounding issue between the control module and the van. The control module is grounded through the physical connection to the steel support it's attached to, so if it's been moved or knocked as part of trim installation etc, I believe that could cause a similar issue.
It was a good three years ago or so now since I fitted it, so I'm afraid this is all a slightly hazy memory but it could be what's causing some of these issues?
In my case, it was the paintwork on the steel strut preventing a reliable ground connection, once I scraped off a small bit of paint where the bolt went in it worked fine.
7E0959243E for the module
Power latching is the small rectangular box that takes 1 plug with 8 pins
The electric door control module has a very similar part number but is much larger and has four connection plugs
Maybe you should give them @Pauly’s details. He sorted my loom and so far so goodHi Pauly - would you be able to post VW's exact description of the two parts along with their corresponding part numbers please? I've searched online using your above reference but can't find them. My 2018 T6 Kombi (still under warranty) has just had three days in the service department and, whilst they've mercifully seen the problem for themselves, they've now said they need more time with it because "VW Technical have suggested it might be a problem with the wiring loom". Thanks.
This sounds interesting. Any chance you could take a photo of exactly where on the door you're referring to? Thanks.