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egremont · 27th April 2012, 00:58

Many thanks mh007 and Stocktake for your advice.

I was told that the actuator in the drivers door, controls the actuators in the other doors. That is, should the actuator in the drivers door fail, then all the others will not function. Is this correct?

My car was returned to correct a leak. Appears that the junction in the A pillars n/s drain tube had been dislodged during an earlier service.

Seems that things come in threes. Second was when leaving the service centre, the warning light signified a blown low beam globe. Then after replacing the said bulb, this actuator problem raised its head.

I will try disconnecting my battery for 30 minutes and see if this cures the problem.

Will keep you informed. Thanks again.
egremont

27th April 2012, 00:58	#4
egremont Loves to post Rover 75 Connoisseur SE. Auto. Saloon. SE Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Melbourne Posts: 458 Thanks: 163 Thanked 198 Times in 70 Posts	Many thanks mh007 and Stocktake for your advice. I was told that the actuator in the drivers door, controls the actuators in the other doors. That is, should the actuator in the drivers door fail, then all the others will not function. Is this correct? My car was returned to correct a leak. Appears that the junction in the A pillars n/s drain tube had been dislodged during an earlier service. Seems that things come in threes. Second was when leaving the service centre, the warning light signified a blown low beam globe. Then after replacing the said bulb, this actuator problem raised its head. I will try disconnecting my battery for 30 minutes and see if this cures the problem. Will keep you informed. Thanks again. egremont