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Rover 400 Workshop Manual (1995-2000)26 · Body
26 · Body & interior

Electric door lock operation

Make
Rover
Model
400 Workshop Manual
Year
1995–2000
Section
Doors › Electric door lock operation
BodyElectric door lock operation

ELECTRIC DOOR LOCK OPERATION

Electric door lock operation
  1. Driver’s door key switch
  2. Sill button
  3. Door latch

When the driver’s door key is turned or the sill button is depressed to lock the drivers door, it mechanically locks the door latch and triggers the latch switch below the door lock. The latch switch makes an earth signal to the door locking control unit. When the control unit senses the earth signal, it operates the door lock motors in the passenger doors thus locking them. When the key is turned or the sill button is raised to unlock the driver’s door mechanically, it again triggers the latch switch. The latch switch makes an earth signal to the door locking control unit.

  1. Latch switch
  2. ECU - door locking and anti-theft
  3. Door lock motors

When the control unit senses this earth signal, it switches battery supply to operate the door lock motors in the reverse direction in the passenger doors thus unlocking them.

NOTE: There is no electric locking on the taildoor.

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