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  1. Cordoba central locking schematic? 
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    I am trying to locate a fault in my 1999 Cordoba vario's central locking which has just packed up.

    Checked earth and fuses.

    So may be relay? or break in vacum line somewhere, or pump? .

    I live in middle of Suffolk and nearset seat dealer miles away. Also, although they are very helpful on the phone. (The parts guy there also drives an old Verio) I really can't afford anything except do it yerself.

    Anyone goy a central Locking schematic? Guess this is the same as older VW & AUDI?

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    Did all Cordobas with central locking come with a 'remote' option? I have beentold they did and remote sensor is in the rear view mirror arm?
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by soantheseat View Post
    i am trying to locate a fault in my 1999 cordoba vario's central locking which has just packed up.

    Checked earth and fuses.

    So may be relay? Or break in vacum line somewhere, or pump? .

    I live in middle of suffolk and nearset seat dealer miles away. Also, although they are very helpful on the phone. (the parts guy there also drives an old verio) i really can't afford anything except do it yerself.

    Anyone goy a central locking schematic? Guess this is the same as older vw & audi?

    Ta!
    if you can hear a pump running then yes it has central locking , most of the time its the actuator at the fuel cap that bursts causing the problem , because pressure is highest there next to pump. Listen for a hissing noise at fuel cap area, a quicjk fix is just block off hose and hey you have central locking again please let me know if this helps
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by scotini69 View Post
    if you can hear a pump running then yes it has central locking , most of the time its the actuator at the fuel cap that bursts causing the problem , because pressure is highest there next to pump. Listen for a hissing noise at fuel cap area, a quicjk fix is just block off hose and hey you have central locking again please let me know if this helps
    After quite a seach I have obtained another pump from local scrappy. Fitted it but no joy. Totally dead. I know there is not a leak in any of the pipes as pressure tested system.

    Problem is def power to pump. Odd thing is 15 amp fuse OK, but rear courtesy light which I note is on same fuse also not working. (Bulb fine)

    So I am now down to power supply fault? Earth? Where on eath do I look now?? HELP!!
     
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