Van Sliding Door Contact Switch

14cm 5 5 install hole diameter.

Van sliding door contact switch.

Universal fit sliding door contact designed to easily get power to the door lock actuators mounted in the sliding door on vans. This week the door stopped opening and closing the buzzer would not stop until i turned off the electric door. Plastic w electronic parts. That went on for almost a year.

The switch has been designed to be used for central locking application in vehicles with sliding or tailgate doors. Among them to limit the use of space in the door frame to prevent the run line into the door frame. 0 7cm 0 27 big one. 4 6 out of 5 stars 24.

The switch may also be used for other applications other than central locking. They are designed to be mounted on the door frame area of the sliding door and also be used in the rear door of the van. Koauto universal car truck boat adjustable door jamb flange light hood mount pin switch. The switch can be located in the front of the door frame rear door jamb or attached to the door latch mechanism behind the interior door handle.

Central door switch akozon sliding door contact switch for auto car truck van alarm central locking systems. 4 universal fit sliding door contact designed to easily get power to the door lock actuators mounted in the sliding door on for vans. Sliding door contact switch auto car truck van alarm central locking systems sliding door contact switch keenso this sliding door contact switch is specially designed to easily get power to the door lock actuators mounted in the sliding door on vans. Universal fit sliding door contact designed to easily get power to the door lock actuators mounted in the sliding door on vans.

9 x 2 8 x 2cm 3 5 x 1 1 x 0 8 l w h cable length. Van sliding door switch. 11 2 x 2 5 x 3cm 4 4 x 1 x 1 2 l w h small one. It can ensure maximum strength and durability for long lasting usage best choice for your car.

1cm 0 39 material. There is a push button switch that you can only see with the door open and looking at the backside of the door between the door and the rear quarter panel. I thought the motor died. These switches can fail over time from repeated use moisture or damage from a faulty door hinge.

The mechanic wants to replace the sliding door contact assembly first to see if that corrects all problems. 2 the switch has been designed to be used for central locking application in vehicles with sliding or tailgate doors. The culprit was a switch located at the backside of the door opposite the end you are looking at. I just pressed the door close button and the buzzer stopped.