hello I am helping a friend of mine out with his 407 he is having problems getting into his boot he has tried another boot fuse box I have metered switch wires all fine plugged it into planet and it will open boot fine from planet I read codes in bsi this this is what came up I then cleared went for a drive and read codes and same codes come back I presume there is a fault on can network but I thought can network wires was two twisted wires but I can not see these in boot
I have checked wires round that area I have metered them out and also even put a temp wire in, I have also tried bsi reset a few times and no joy if you look at the pic there is also 3 faults recorded in bsi
Its only been 24 hours,you may need to give it more time. The only time i can remember people having this problem on the 407 it has always been a broken wire in the rubber boot, but we live and learn so when you solve this please pass the information on to help others
I'm guessing it's a saloon given you say boot lid, and estates don't have boot lids anyway . Although You don't actually say.
There is a thread on here somewhere I'm sure where someone diagnoses and fixes a broken wire.
fob does not work at all even with doors, o does nothing but metered o switch and works fine also metered wires and they are fine also soldered new wires in and still no joy, put on laptop and send command to open boot and it opens
I was wondering was there any further posts on this thread?
I have the same problem on my 407 saloon. There appears to be no power from the luggage compartment fuse box to the boot lock.
I have slaved in new wiring from the boot lock and the "o" button to the connector on the luggage compartment fuse box.
Would anyone have a wiring diagram of the luggage compartment fuse box ?
I was wondering was there any further posts on this thread?
I have the same problem on my 407 saloon. There appears to be no power from the luggage compartment fuse box to the boot lock.
I have slaved in new wiring from the boot lock and the "o" button to the connector on the luggage compartment fuse box.
Would anyone have a wiring diagram of the luggage compartment fuse box ?
as said previously have you checked the menu on the radio as you can disable the opening of the book from that, i have seen this before and i have also seen the wiring faulty and a faulty actuator
Checklist done:
1. Checked the menu on the radio
2. Wiring not faulty as already checked try to loop directly from bsi connector to actuator
3. Actuator working fine
4. 0 button working fine
Problem is, it's all parallel with the actuator, 0 button, fuel flap cover & remote.
Is it because of a faulty BSI? fuse from BSI already checked and all seems fine
are you sure the lock is fully latching SHUT,have you tried -with the boot open,and using a screwdriver to swing over the latching mechanism on the lock and see if it'll lock and reopen.
i've just bought a subaru forester ,and noticed someone had disabled the boot lock by bending a tab which formed part of the locking mech. from the solenoid. so i bent it back, as you do,then it would lock but not reopen!!! i had to climb inside and open it again-lucky i had the trim off already!
and finally figured out as the solenoid only just latched the lock ...ie locked it,and wasn't passing a tab easily enough ,as another got in its way,and was preventing the boot locking fully,and so its was -half locked and half unlocked..! anyway i filed a bit off each tab enough to clear the problem,and so far so good ...fingers crossed...i guess a little bit of wear, here and there, had made what was marginal a clearance ,not clear as it were..
have you tried a bulb across the solenoid to confirm its getting enough juice etc ,and not a weak solenopid ie pull/push either
good luck
neil
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