Will open up the paneling then and try to follow a few wiring diagrams

Actually, the links to the back door window was broken and I did recently replace them with a fix kit, but no idea how I forgot to mention this. After succesfully operating the window up and down, open and closing the door, after a few times the window just went all the way down by itself after...

Including that one yes, also been right now tried looking for any burnt cable (you never know) and can't find anything too

I even pulled each one out and shined a light into it.

Yes, tried to clean the connectors incase something went into them or they came loose but still sadly nothing

Everything in this list does not work, https://workshop-manuals.com/landro...cription/central_control_unit_(ccu)/page_401/ And also the locking mechanism went out at the same time as everything, so I can't lock the car at all

So no way in turning on it without I guess replacing the CCU or is it possible to fake a signal ? Going to add that today I went to a second shop and they just gave the car back after 3 hours with nothing done on the system, they gave up because it was ''too many cables'' apparantly.

But what if I can't turn the alarm on at all? With the key or with the remote in any way?

No alarm is active, windows do not work. All the easily visible wiring has been checked including connections (those that doesn't require taking the whole dashboard out..). Tomorrow I am going to try tap myself into the window harness and give it power to see if I can go around the CCU, if I'm...

Tried sync both the fobs, nothing works still

Wait I have to do that? A few months ago the car was left a few nights on off with battery and without.. And it didnt need syncing?

Nope, the remote doesn't do anything at all Yes, battery swapped on the remote twice with working batteries (tested with different electronics

Locking mechanism is not working, again, can only lock the drivers door with the key from outside (If that is what you meant)

But my idea is not to swap it, but wire myself into the existing electerical system, leaving the working part of CCU alone.