DIY: PASSENGER DOOR WONT OPEN FROM INSIDE OR OUTSIDE

[bdebnath]

Got it but do you know the answer to my question?

[Overboost]

I do not know the answer to your question but a VOM might go a long way in finding the 12V and GND wires in the connector. Honestly, you might consider starting a new thread describing your issue instead of bumping a 7 year old thread.

newtis.info has all the wiring schematics for your X so have a look over there as well.

https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/e...r-door/og6CaHU

[bdebnath]

What’s a VOM, pardon my ignorance?

[Overboost]

Originally Posted by bdebnath

What’s a VOM, pardon my ignorance?

Volt-Ohm Meter

[bdebnath]

Thanks, I understand now.

I did check with a volt meter and found the right pins.

Now to splice the wires to get access to the right pins.

Its great that you are looking at this thread.

[Overboost]

We are all here happy to help new members. That's one of the reasons for suggesting a new thread so you get specific answers to your questions. Some of the veterans on here know those door electronics inside and out.

[Mujahid]

And .....I'm back. (Emigrated to Asia 5 years ago, bought a Toyota lol)

[Mujahid]

Originally Posted by bdebnath

Hi Mujahid,
Can you let me know what pins you are referring to on the black connector which has the +12v and 0v which I can use?

Usually, the big red cable is +ve.

[loksim]

My X5 E53 front door face the same problem, I tried according to Mujahid, it works, thank you so much

[Mujahid]

Originally Posted by loksim

My X5 E53 front door face the same problem, I tried according to Mujahid, it works, thank you so much