KimHarald

I did unplug the unit and inspected the multiplug and again no obvious signs of corrosion, etc. I do have a multi-tester and some training and experience in electrical engineering but without a meaningful diagram of what the pins are it is difficult to test. I had hoped removing the multiplug, cleaning the plug and then re-seating it would fix the problem but no luck. It least the problem didn't worsen. My goal is to source a multiplug (new or recycled). New ones seem to be part of kit including the window motor which seems unnecessary. Searching for the module seems fruitless. Any suggestions?

I recently bought a Skoda Octavia 2000 TDI 4WD here in Norway. It was a good price but it did have a few problems. Namely all the electrics on the front passenger door (front right) does not respond; central locking, the electric mirror does not function (moving or heating) or the electric window. The electric window sometime works for the control on the door. I have had the door card off and inspected the door control and could not see any obvious damage and have also looked at the cable boot. Again with no obvious signs of damage. The door card had clearly been removed before and a less than adequate job was done when replacing. The seal and insulation looked dodgy so I am not the first to be here. I think the door controller is at fault since the door receives power to run the window (albeit intermittently) but I can't seem the find the part I want. Again I am not expert in the matters so I am more than happy to listen to alternatives...

I recently bought a Skoda Octavia 2000 TDI 4WD here in Norway. It was a good price but it did have a few problems. Namely all the electrics on the front passenger door (front right) does not respond; central locking, the electric mirror does not function (moving or heating) or the electric window. The electric window sometime works for the control on the door. I have had the door card off and inspected the door control and could not see any obvious damage and have also looked at the cable boot. Again with no obvious signs of damage. The door card had clearly been removed before and a less than adequate job was done when replacing. The seal and insulation looked dodgy so I am not the first to be here. I think the door controller is at fault since the door receives power to run the window (albeit intermittently) but I can't seem the find the part I want. Again I am not expert in the matters so I am more than happy to listen to alternatives...