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mcraymond3 12-24-2004 04:04 PM

power cabin door question
 
Is there a way to manually open the power door?

GLH 12-24-2004 04:50 PM

Re: power cabin door question
 
The only way I found is to go under the passenger dash and undo one of the hydraulic hoses, or undo it at the pump get a bucket to catch the oil and push the door. Not fun, specially in 5'ft waves when mine stopped working.

GLH 12-24-2004 04:54 PM

Re: power cabin door question
 
On a trailer should be much easier.

BillR 12-25-2004 08:27 AM

Re: power cabin door question
 
Hydraulic???

I think mine is electric. It has a big screw that the door "travels" on. There is no way to maunually push the door. But remove the passenger dash panel, and you could probably open the door by turning the big screw by hand. Might take you all day, but may be possible.

GLH 12-25-2004 10:45 AM

Re: power cabin door question
 
Electric? Oupps can't help you there...

mcraymond3 12-25-2004 01:23 PM

Re: power cabin door question
 
I think mine is hydrolic???

BLACKBUCA 12-25-2004 02:12 PM

Re: power cabin door question
 
Top Gun has electric and a Tiger is hydraulic not sure about a Rough Rider


Drew Z.

dhlaw 12-25-2004 04:21 PM

Re: power cabin door question
 
In a Top Gun you would need to take off the passenger side guage panel then you can access the L bracket on the edge of the door. The bracket has 3 philips screws (large) that can be undone pretty quickly. Then flip the bracket up out of they way and open the door. Just make sure that you put something like a cloth around the bracket so it doesnt mark the door while open.

nevercanstop 12-25-2004 10:41 PM

Re: power cabin door question
 
Why do you need to open it????

If you have a Tiger, and it is hydraulic, the relays and pump are underneath the helm. You can use a battery jumper pack, or some wires connected to a battery and connect it directly to the relay to open or close the door. This method will work if your batteries are dead, your battery charger is broken, or your helm switch is broken. I have had to use this method twice to open the cabin door when the battery charger broke. Ed Cozzi showed me the trick and it worked like a charm. It also works on the engine hatch cover - the pump.relays are in the same location.

GLH 12-26-2004 08:23 AM

Re: power cabin door question
 
For the rear hatch you can jump the pump under the rear seat.

My solution on the door was found when the hydraulic cylinder stopped working the pump was not the issue.

mcraymond3 12-26-2004 03:11 PM

Re: power cabin door question
 
I have two hydrolic pumps under the rear seat. One for the hatch and one for the door????

GLH 12-26-2004 05:40 PM

Re: power cabin door question
 

Originally Posted by mcraymond3
I have two hydrolic pumps under the rear seat. One for the hatch and one for the door????

Mine for the engine hatch in the Tiger is under the rear seat and the cabin door is underneat the helm station accesible thru the door ahead of your feet when your in the driver seat.

I don't know how RRiders are set up but one day I would like to know!!! :D

nevercanstop 12-26-2004 07:02 PM

Re: power cabin door question
 
Sorry for the mistake in my earlier post. I have a 2002 Tiger with the rear bolsters - the pumps are under the helm. If you have the bench the pumps are under the rear seat.

Stalkin 12-28-2004 09:30 AM

Re: power cabin door question
 

Originally Posted by nevercanstop
Sorry for the mistake in my earlier post. I have a 2002 Tiger with the rear bolsters - the pumps are under the helm. If you have the bench the pumps are under the rear seat.

My 01' Tiger has a bench rear seat and the pump for the engine hatch is under the seat. The pump for the door is under the helm as GLH mentioned.


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