Originally Posted by
Redpolo
I ended up ringing Vw back to confirm the part number.
Apparently it’s 6R0827505E-9b9
I went back to eBay and found an item with both this part number in the description and the one I originally thought was correct. Hopefully that means I can’t go wrong.
Also I was told by vw it could also be the microswitch which is $487 inc handle, but obviously cheaper to try replacing the actuator first.
He also said it’s not the fuse if you can hear your lock is attempting to open because that means it’s getting power.
Wonder why I bother sometimes . The one i bought was perfect. Even had the same numbering on it as the genuine one I replaced. You cant fix the microswitch as the unit is rivetted together and you ruin it by grinding them off and bending back the metal flaps that locate it all together.
Then the parts of the inner unit are plastic spot welded together and almost impossible to get apart as I found out. Also the terminals for the microswitch go through a plastic welded part and I couldnt get it apart without ruining them.
The boot worked fine with my new switch for 6 months until I sold it, so you do what you like but my $23 was well spent. It arrived in about a week from within AUS and some of the others come from China and take 2 months. Up to you I gave you good advice but obviously wasnt believed.
The microswitch failing is a common thing with these locks
E- 9b9 only means its a later iteration of the same thing.
Last edited by Hillbilly; 11-10-2021 at 10:39 PM.
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