Any way to disable power latching on the T6 sliding door?

[California Dreamin]

Bought out T6 new back in the days of no heli tape on the roof and very little stock to chose from. Love all our options bar one - the power latching on the sliding door. Motor just been replaced on warranty as was making a grinding noise.

Anyway of disabling it so one can sneak out for a wee without waking everyone up?

 

[flying banana]

Bought out T6 new back in the days of no heli tape on the roof and very little stock to chose from. Love all our options bar one - the power latching on the sliding door. Motor just been replaced on warranty as was making a grinding noise.

Anyway of disabling it so one can sneak out for a wee without waking everyone up?

yes. don't order it. I see you never ordered it. soz

 

[motacyclist]

Try putting some tape on the brass contacts on the door pillar?

 

[Loz]

Try putting some tape on the brass contacts on the door pillar?

A good low-tech solution

 

[motacyclist]

KISS!

 

[Stuart]

I always use the passenger door if sneaking out in the night. Even with a manual slider closing it would wake the whole van up!

 

[California Dreamin]

our front doors are blocked by the use of a windscreen cover so this is our only easy exit. Sliding is quiet - if it wasn't for the motor noise.

 

[andyinluton]

Surely the slam of the door to get it shut without the motor would be louder than the motor?

 

[Stuart]

our front doors are blocked by the use of a windscreen cover so this is our only easy exit. Sliding is quiet - if it wasn't for the motor noise.

Thanks. That's actually good to know as I was about to order a windscreen cover. Maybe I'll stick with the internal covers. Or get a pee bottle Anyway I'm dragging this thread quite off topic now!

 

[Stuart]

Surely the slam of the door to get it shut without the motor would be louder than the motor?

That was my thought too, unless you don't close the door fully

 

[California Dreamin]

Wouldn't want to be without our windscreen cover - so much quicker and less disruptive than the (very nice) magnetic internal covers. Stops the heat getting in/ out much better. Far less condensation (less water to drip behind dash) and it stows in the chair in the boot lid. We end up leaving the door ajar.

 

[Private_Kelly]

Wouldn't want to be without our windscreen cover - so much quicker and less disruptive than the (very nice) magnetic internal covers. Stops the heat getting in/ out much better. Far less condensation (less water to drip behind dash) and it stows in the chair in the boot lid. We end up leaving the door ajar.

Yes...i agree. The external cover imo are far better than the infernal....oops i mean internal ones.

 

[WelshGas]

Wouldn't want to be without our windscreen cover - so much quicker and less disruptive than the (very nice) magnetic internal covers. Stops the heat getting in/ out much better. Far less condensation (less water to drip behind dash) and it stows in the chair in the boot lid. We end up leaving the door ajar.

If the windscreen cover is reducing the amount of condensation on the windscreen then that just means it is accumulating elsewhere in the vehicle. Unless you have adequate ventilation so that you get No condensation , whichever form of windscreen cover you use, all you are doing is moving condensation elsewhere, external body panels in the kitchen and wardrobe cabinets, roof space and behind trim panels.