this applies if the car has a security system I believe.
It's the vacuum pump itself that seems to get confused,
nothing to do with the (separate) security system.
-- Jim
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I have to look. #13 says "Clock, Hazard warning, Central locking"
But you are correct. Unplugging the pump eliminates any confusion.
Thanks
On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 8:20 PM, Jim Cathey wrote:
> Last week I installed a new battery and since than the pump for the
>> central
>> locking system does n
this applies if the car has a security system I believe.
My '82 doesn't have that.
On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Dieselhead <126die...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In the 124 CD, there is a procedure to "reset" the vacuum pump. I had
> never heard of this, or done it. There may be a similar procedur
Last week I installed a new battery and since than the pump for the
central
locking system does not come on. When I had a vac. leak and the pump
"timed"
out, I reset it by momentarily disconnecting the #13 fuse.
Does not work this time.
#13? Not #1? Make it a longer power-off than just a mom
In the 124 CD, there is a procedure to "reset" the vacuum pump. I
had never heard of this, or done it. There may be a similar
procedure on the 126. Should be 80- something on the CD
Last week I installed a new battery and since than the pump for the central
locking system does not come on.
Last week I installed a new battery and since than the pump for the central
locking system does not come on. When I had a vac. leak and the pump "timed"
out, I reset it by momentarily disconnecting the #13 fuse.
Does not work this time.
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Hans Neureiter, Katy, TX
'82 300SD
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