Door solenoid part no?
Door solenoid part no?
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Bomber Denton

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8,762 posts

297 months

Thursday 27th October 2005
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Does anyone have the Maplins part number for the locking solenoid for a 1998 Chimaera?

k4trv

1,819 posts

281 months

Thursday 27th October 2005
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Maplins - 2 wire version (YD79L) 5 wire version (YD78K). Both are about a tenner + a couple of quid for p&p


Found in the Forums, used "Maplins" as search - last 6-months

Trev McM

Bomber Denton

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8,762 posts

297 months

Thursday 27th October 2005
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Thanks for that!

jimboz1

32 posts

285 months

Thursday 27th October 2005
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Are you getting a buzzing noise every time you open the door? Same thing is currently happening to me - though there are no Maplins in Gibraltar where I live unfortunately. My garage has had to ask Tower View Racing to post one out to me.

Bomber Denton

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8,762 posts

297 months

Thursday 27th October 2005
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Getting exactly that! Not locking either.

jimboz1

32 posts

285 months

Thursday 27th October 2005
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let me know if you manage to fix it - there is a thread on here that says that it is a pretty common problem and that all you need is a new £15 solenoid. I hope it is that easy. Problem for me is getting the parts. Please fell free to share your relief with me if you manage to fix it: jimelliotthome@aol.com

Thanks

James

Ribol

11,993 posts

287 months

Friday 28th October 2005
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jimboz1 said:
there are no Maplins in Gibraltar where I live unfortunately.


If you are stuck for whatever reason how about ebay?

Eg. Item number: 8008907886

This is a 5 wire type which will replace either 2 or 5 wire motors no problem.

jimboz1

32 posts

285 months

Friday 28th October 2005
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Ribol you are a true gent - ever thought of a second business as a personal shopper?

I have kindly asked the guys from Tower View to post one over for me. The cost is a bit over the odds but at least it gives me teh peace of mind that the part will work properly.

Jimbo

Ribol

11,993 posts

287 months

Friday 28th October 2005
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jimboz1 said:
The cost is a bit over the odds but at least it gives me teh peace of mind that the part will work properly.

Piece of mind is always worth something but let me assure you it is the same thing.
In the auto electrical game they are known as universal motors, 2 or 5 wire and they are all the same

jimboz1

32 posts

285 months

Thursday 22nd December 2005
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Looks like the new door locking solenioid has fixed the problem - locking and unlocking without a complaint now.

Incorrigible

13,668 posts

290 months

Thursday 22nd December 2005
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The buzzing can also be because of a loose or badly adjusted solenoid, so worth checking before ordering