alex.brown45
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alex.brown45 started following early to late door card conversion, Breaking - 1994 Dragon Green VR6, Various parts, mirror glass, grill, filters, badges and and 3 others
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No worries, i figured it would be! Thanks!
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I have been off tapatalk for a good while now, but i thought i would update every one who lent a hand with my spoiler dilemma an update with my progress! My spoiler works as it should again! My troubles where indeed in the spoiler module/switch in the kickpanel! The springs internal in the mechanism where too weak to make good contact. After rebuildin. It it started to function but not quite perfect. So i purchased 2 new used switches and one of them ended up fixing me issue. Thanks again guys. [emoji1417]
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Center dash bezel/trim?
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Various parts, mirror glass, grill, filters, badges
alex.brown45 replied to andygal's topic in Parts for Sale
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Thank you for your help Seanl82, it is very much appreciated!
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It's not like hot knife in butter smooth but it's not double wrenching stiff either, I have had two corrodo's, and it feels what I would consider normal, especially for something this old, as far as electrical diagnosis, there are 3 switches in the circuit, the manually operated switch in the kick panel left of the cluster and the two rear switches that are connected to the motor, I checked the rear switches this morning for continuity, and my results where as follows: With the white button open (not depressed) my multimeter read ol for both switches With the white button closed (depressed) I had continuity. So to me that says my rear switches assuming installed correctly in their respective places are functioning as normal, I can also hear them click when the spoiler reaches the fully open or fully retracted positions, But back to The switch in the kick panel. This is where some confusion comes in to play, what I have found is that when I manually direct the switch to raise the spoiler it bypasses the module and sends power directly to the rear motor and sends the spoiler up, and when I return that switch to its rest position the spoiler doesn't move, My theory here is I thought by returning the switch to its rest spoiler down position it would/should send power from the black/blue-tracer to the green/white tracer which would send the spoiler back down, however with the switch at rest I only have power coming to the switch at the black/blue tracer it doesn't leave? Which kind of leads me to think that switch is my problem, and in the Bentley it shows the switch in the kick panel as a relay? On a side note I have two spoiler modules and both act the same way and don't resolve or change anything, I jumped the one of the two relays in the "module" and was able to get the wing again to go up but no matter how I jump the relay it won't send the spoiler down which also has lead me to believe I have a faulty module?
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I rebuilt the entire mechanism........ except the motor, greased everything, I was sold it was a rear spoiler switch until I tested them this morning and they checked out. But I didn't think the motor itself could be the issue because the motor operates up (on car) with out an issue but doesn't even try to retract, where as most who experience this issue and need a rebuild are experiencing popped fuses, hesitation and binding, on the bench I was able to get it to operate in both directions, I read the how too rebuild the motor and mechanism and if it has resolved issues in the past I suppose it's worth a whirl, will update with what I find after a good cleaning! Thank You Sir for your quick reply dragon green!
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Hey Guys, first let me start by stating I own a copy of the Bentley manual for the corrado, and I also have thoroughly read every post I can find about the active spoiler and still cannot seem to figure out why my spiller goes up but never returns back to its rest position, the motor operates up just fine but doesn't come down with the switch or when I come to a stop, I checked the rear spoiler switches for continuity and I have it when the switch is closed, I tried replacing the spoiler "module" still no dice, I think I have a fault with the module but I'd appreciate any and all advice! And this is the diagram for my 91
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THANK YOU SIR! you just made my day. [emoji106]🏻
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Hey all new to the forum, hate to be the newbie asking the repeat question but does anybody know the 5 pin pin out from the early corrodo window switches (on the door) to the late style? (On the door pocket) I have the early switches and I'm repining the existing connector for the late switches I have been searching with no luck :(