Trunck blow yellow 20A fuse constanty. What could be the issue
06-08-2018, 01:32 PM
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Trunck blow yellow 20A fuse constanty. What could be the issue
I just bought a second hand MB 2001 W220 S320 K50 Lorinser with no owner manual and after a week or so central door lock doesn't work. It seems that it has an issue with the trunk because by using the remote control will blow the yellow fuse under the right back seat. The vacuum pump seems to be working right is there another pump somewhere? Is the pse pump the same as close assist? Can one buy just the motor for the vacuum pump if this result to be the case I still have to check that out for sure.?
06-10-2018, 03:53 PM
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If you determine that your pump has broken, you'll need to replace the pump.
Make sure you find out where your system is leaking from. This leak is why your pump burned out. In my wife's S430 the leak was within the trunk lock/latch/soft-close feature. Her pump got so hot, the ID Sticker on the outside of the pump was all melted.
If you don't fix the leak, you'll burn out the next pump you put in.
I actually have two pumps not being used at home right now if you end up needing one, contact me and we can work something out.
Both pumps work and have been tested. Let me know if you have any interest and if so, which one.
The pumps I have are:
220 800 05 48
220 800 02 48
I'm thinking $100 + $15 shipping to the USA....I don't know where you are located so shipping might be more if you need international shipping.
But no matter what you do, DEFINITELY find and fix the leak if your pump is burned out.
Make sure you find out where your system is leaking from. This leak is why your pump burned out. In my wife's S430 the leak was within the trunk lock/latch/soft-close feature. Her pump got so hot, the ID Sticker on the outside of the pump was all melted.
If you don't fix the leak, you'll burn out the next pump you put in.
I actually have two pumps not being used at home right now if you end up needing one, contact me and we can work something out.
Both pumps work and have been tested. Let me know if you have any interest and if so, which one.
The pumps I have are:
220 800 05 48
220 800 02 48
I'm thinking $100 + $15 shipping to the USA....I don't know where you are located so shipping might be more if you need international shipping.
But no matter what you do, DEFINITELY find and fix the leak if your pump is burned out.
06-11-2018, 12:57 PM
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Sounds like your pump is fine but you have a vacuum leak that is causing your pump to run too long and fuse blows . It’s designed to do this to protect the system
you need to find the vacuum leak
you need to find the vacuum leak
05-09-2019, 01:41 PM
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If you determine that your pump has broken, you'll need to replace the pump.
Make sure you find out where your system is leaking from. This leak is why your pump burned out. In my wife's S430 the leak was within the trunk lock/latch/soft-close feature. Her pump got so hot, the ID Sticker on the outside of the pump was all melted.
If you don't fix the leak, you'll burn out the next pump you put in.
I actually have two pumps not being used at home right now if you end up needing one, contact me and we can work something out.
Both pumps work and have been tested. Let me know if you have any interest and if so, which one.
The pumps I have are:
220 800 05 48
220 800 02 48
I'm thinking $100 + $15 shipping to the USA....I don't know where you are located so shipping might be more if you need international shipping.
But no matter what you do, DEFINITELY find and fix the leak if your pump is burned out.
Make sure you find out where your system is leaking from. This leak is why your pump burned out. In my wife's S430 the leak was within the trunk lock/latch/soft-close feature. Her pump got so hot, the ID Sticker on the outside of the pump was all melted.
If you don't fix the leak, you'll burn out the next pump you put in.
I actually have two pumps not being used at home right now if you end up needing one, contact me and we can work something out.
Both pumps work and have been tested. Let me know if you have any interest and if so, which one.
The pumps I have are:
220 800 05 48
220 800 02 48
I'm thinking $100 + $15 shipping to the USA....I don't know where you are located so shipping might be more if you need international shipping.
But no matter what you do, DEFINITELY find and fix the leak if your pump is burned out.
