D2 door lock switches

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Fin1875

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After getting my EKA code it seems I can enter it I presume due to the switches that register the key position being faulty.
I wonder if I can just bypass these by jumping the wires through the 20220530_160623.jpg Screenshot_20220530-164029_Drive.jpg actuator connector block.
Has anyone done this with sucess?
 
If the 1,2,3 in your lock diagram are the micro switches then I would say yes. But I don’t know the disco so don’t blame me if you make some of that electric smoke stuff.

J
 
If the 1,2,3 in your lock diagram are the micro switches then I would say yes. But I don’t know the disco so don’t blame me if you make some of that electric smoke stuff.

J
I won't lol
Think it works. Just got to figure out which ones the lock and unlock
 
Little update.
So I think the above method for entering the EKA code is working. However I am getting a strange result. Which still means I'm not able to start the car.
What's happening is as soon as i have entered the code the immobiliser light turns off and not after 5 mins as to the procedure. However when I try and start the car there's no effect just like when the immobiliser is on. This happens straight away or if I wait the full 5 mins.
As above I'm doing this from within the car jumping the door switch connector.
One alarm sensor (rear) is disconnected and all doors and windows closed throughout procedure.
Getting a bit desperate now!
 
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