Trunk or tailgate door switch
11-18-2018, 03:36 PM
#1
Trunk or tailgate door switch
Hello all,
The switch that opens the tailgate of my C4 and is on the driver's door does not open the trunk,
it opens with the yellow button in the armrest,
can you give me the reference of the door switch and where to find it,
in FRANCE there is none,
thank you in advance,
friendships from France
Didier
Bonjour à tous,
L’interrupteur qui ouvre le hayon de mon C4 et se trouve sur la porte du conducteur n’ouvre pas le coffre,
il s’ouvre avec le bouton jaune dans l’accoudoir,
pouvez-vous me donner la référence de l’interrupteur de la porte et où le trouver,
en FRANCE il n'y en a pas,
merci d'avance,
amitiés de France
Didier
The switch that opens the tailgate of my C4 and is on the driver's door does not open the trunk,
it opens with the yellow button in the armrest,
can you give me the reference of the door switch and where to find it,
in FRANCE there is none,
thank you in advance,
friendships from France
Didier
Bonjour à tous,
L’interrupteur qui ouvre le hayon de mon C4 et se trouve sur la porte du conducteur n’ouvre pas le coffre,
il s’ouvre avec le bouton jaune dans l’accoudoir,
pouvez-vous me donner la référence de l’interrupteur de la porte et où le trouver,
en FRANCE il n'y en a pas,
merci d'avance,
amitiés de France
Didier
Last edited by didou24; 11-18-2018 at 03:45 PM.
11-18-2018, 04:38 PM
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Bonsoir Didier,
tu cherche celui ci?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/90-93-CORVE...-/192006953636
Cheers, Michael
tu cherche celui ci?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/90-93-CORVE...-/192006953636
Cheers, Michael
11-18-2018, 08:38 PM
#3
Drifting
kind of weird, mine was like that, somebody here told me to turn on the courtesy lights and off, with the headlight switch, and the door switch would work....it did, and they still work....
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11-19-2018, 12:04 AM
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[QUOTE = Series2a; 1598356780] Bonsoir Didier,
tu cherche celui ci?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/90-93-CORVE...-/192006953636
Cheers, Michael [/ QUOTE]
Merci Michael
oui mais pour ma C4 de 1985 c'est pas le même,
salutations
Didier
tu cherche celui ci?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/90-93-CORVE...-/192006953636
Cheers, Michael [/ QUOTE]
Merci Michael
oui mais pour ma C4 de 1985 c'est pas le même,
salutations
Didier
11-19-2018, 12:06 AM
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11-19-2018, 01:59 PM
#6
does the switch on the passenger door work?
does the switch work if you turn ON the interior lights by rotating the headlight pull ****?
i doubt its the switch unless it has taken some sort of damage. more likely you have an issue with the dimmer.
does the switch work if you turn ON the interior lights by rotating the headlight pull ****?
i doubt its the switch unless it has taken some sort of damage. more likely you have an issue with the dimmer.
11-19-2018, 03:31 PM
#7
Bonjour VikingTrad3r
je vais essayer dès demain et je dis ça,
salutations
Didier
Hello VikingTrad3r
I'll try tomorrow and I say that,
greetings
Didier
11-20-2018, 01:16 AM
#8
ça fonctionne en faisant cette manipulation,
tu es un chef...
Didier
thank you playsdixie
it works by doing this manipulation,
you are a chef ...
Didier
11-20-2018, 04:23 AM
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My door hatch switches stopped working recently (Centre console switch still works). At the same time the timer on my courtesy lights stopped working. I have been trying to find something common in the FSM electrical trouble shooting guide but so far no luck.
11-20-2018, 08:55 AM
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it its the coutesy light delay timer module.
you can remove it and modify it to work without the delay feature. or replace it with a new one. remove passenger seat and you will find it with a bit of tape holding it. search google for this and u will find it.
you can remove it and modify it to work without the delay feature. or replace it with a new one. remove passenger seat and you will find it with a bit of tape holding it. search google for this and u will find it.
11-20-2018, 04:33 PM
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My car has been converted to RHD so things aren’t always where they should be. I have located my delay timer module behind the dash on the (now) passenger side. It’s probably based on a 555 timer so it should be pretty easy to fix.
What I am trying to work out is how the courtesy lights are related to the hatch switches.
11-21-2018, 01:56 AM
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The dome light bulbs have two wires. Orange is hot at all times.. The other is white. When the white wire is grounded by the timer, dash switch, or CCM controlled relay (90_96), the dome lights turn on.
The hatch release relay is connected to ground to activate the release. The 'ground' for the door hatch switches is the white wire dome light circuit. So the dome lights have to be ON(white wire grounded), for the door switches to function.
The hatch release relay is connected to ground to activate the release. The 'ground' for the door hatch switches is the white wire dome light circuit. So the dome lights have to be ON(white wire grounded), for the door switches to function.
Last edited by GregMartin; 11-21-2018 at 01:57 AM.
11-21-2018, 02:04 AM
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Is your courtesy lights delay timer module working? *Fix it and your hatch switches will work again.
ihatebarkingdogs just explained why in this thread.
11-26-2018, 05:37 AM
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Hi all
i just fixed my courtesy lights delay timer module. I found a great document on line which I have attached. It turns out the module doesn’t use a 555 timer after all but rather it uses a more traditional transistor/capacitor timing circuit.
Anyway the document I found suggested that there is a power transistor that does the actual switching of the lights and that is the component that usually fails. Be lazy I replaced that component without and additional fault finding. Hey presto it started working, but that’s not the end of the story. I left the car for half an hour and when I returned the courtesy lights were back on. Turns out that the electrolytic capacitor was dodgy so I changed it and the module is working perfectly now.
Hope this helps and a big thank you to the bloke who took the time to create the attached document.
i just fixed my courtesy lights delay timer module. I found a great document on line which I have attached. It turns out the module doesn’t use a 555 timer after all but rather it uses a more traditional transistor/capacitor timing circuit.
Anyway the document I found suggested that there is a power transistor that does the actual switching of the lights and that is the component that usually fails. Be lazy I replaced that component without and additional fault finding. Hey presto it started working, but that’s not the end of the story. I left the car for half an hour and when I returned the courtesy lights were back on. Turns out that the electrolytic capacitor was dodgy so I changed it and the module is working perfectly now.
Hope this helps and a big thank you to the bloke who took the time to create the attached document.