Peugeot 1007 - The left door does not close with the remote control

Question

Hello
Problem with the driver's door. The opening process is going well. When you try to close the door closes, but immediately return to the open position. I noticed the lack of tightening function (the actuator is not working). What could be the reason for this? Regards and advice.

frankrom · Answer

A diagnosis would have to be made. The reason for this behavior can be both the door lock and the bolt in the post.

Anonymous · Answer

There may be a lock, and more specifically a motor, but most often there is a problem in the sealed contact of the connector on the front pillar, where these contacts come in the door panel, the contact is probably the third from the bottom in the right row.
See if any tile on this multi-connector is not burned out / crouched.
Aha- one more thing, because regarding the left door in 1007 a lot was written in this forum, but basically shit. If the left door does not open and close, 90% of cases are in the fuel filler cap sensor.

dzidek56 · Answer

Hello. Thanks for the helpful tips. The bolt in the door would be the most suspicious for me, I just don't know how to get to it. I do not exclude contacts in the door panel. In contrast, I would exclude the fuel cap sensor because the door opens. Regards.

coperfild · Answer

Look here.

dzidek56 · Answer

Hello. The topic is still valid. The contacts in the door and left pillar are cleaned and electrically checked. The electric lock in the right pillar is removed, mechanically and electrically checked and installed. Now the door closes and opens but is not tight. According to my observations, there is no positive impulse that activates the electro-electr. The problem is that I don't have a pattern and I don't know where this impulse comes from.
I am asking for help thanking me for the current advice. Regards.

marcintel · Answer

Hello everyone. Has the problem been solved because I have the same problem? Thank you in advance for your help

dzidek56 · Answer

The topic is still valid. I will let you know what progress will happen.

Anonymous · Answer

You haven't been able to deal with this since January 13?

Ireneo · Answer

Is the power supply, measured with a bulb min. 21 W, on the actuator itself?

dzidek56 · Answer

Thanks for showing interest. I measured the voltage on the controller itself with a universal meter. It's 12v. As I short-circuit the pin 4 (plus power supply) with the pin 3 (impulse), the controller works. Hence my suggestion about the lack of this impulse. How to check it and what conditions must be met for it to appear?

Anonymous · Answer

If you haven't managed it for a month, let it go. Give wiser to do. Believe me, there is enough half an hour to know what to do to make it all right.

marcintel · Answer

Buddy, if you're so smarter, suggest me, I'm not undermining your knowledge ?

Anonymous · Answer

They don't pay me for it.

marcintel · Answer

Then get the fuck out of here !!! This is a forum where people help each other.

dzidek56 · Answer

Hello. I am sorry that such words are falling on the forum. The fact is that the forum is to help others and not direct you to the website. If we can't make it then please help. At the very end, the final step is the service, because it involves the expense. This week I will be able to connect the Peugeot to the interface for free. I'll let you know. Regards.

Anonymous · Answer

Connecting to the equipment will do nothing. Anyway, I can say from my memory what mistakes will be. Only logical thinking will help here.

dzidek56 · Answer

Hello. Case solved. However, the cause of the fault was the tightening cylinder. In fact the interface did not show any errors and the actuator was working but not at the right time. I would like to thank all interested parties and best regards.

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