Mahogany Head
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Gonna take the door card off tomorrow....Can you trace where the wires go to?
Gonna take the door card off tomorrow....Can you trace where the wires go to?
What are you looking at? Have you been drinking?Looks to me like a factory hole in the metal?
It's only supposed to blow the bloody doors offToo late, the door will now start to unravel like a piece of knitting.
That’s interesting, so pulling a little wire can release the deadlock, but the interior handle obviously can‘t. Sounds like a potential security flaw.Turns out its an emergency door lock release mechanism, just incase you get trapped in the cargo area and the battery has gone flat. Strange that it's not on everyone else's T6.1. No mention of it in the owner's manual, I rang the dealer and so now the mystery is no longer a mystery.
Nailed it.maybe for side door lock?
Even if it released the catch a bent door / rail isn’t going to slide open.With the door closed, if you tug that wire it releases the sliding door catch to open the door. However I still don't understand it's purpose. I even wondered if it was there incase of a side impact on the sliding door, it would automatically release the door catch rather than it jam closed in the handle/door catch.
Yes I get that, just was at a loss as to what it was for. I have read the post about it beingto release the door if trapped in the cargo area and it makes mire sense.Even if it released the catch a bent door / rail isn’t going to slide open.
I see your point, having locked myself in the back of a Sprinter in the past it’s something I’m very wary of now.Yes I get that, just was at a loss as to what it was for. I have read the post about it beingto release the door if trapped in the cargo area and it makes mire sense.
I actually rigged a similar system on my tailgate. I had problems with the power latching (never again) where I couldn’t open the tailgate. I ran a piece of fishing line inside a plastic tube down to the latch on the tailgate. If the electrickery fails, I can manually open the tailgate from the inside.