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B1114 — right front comfort solenoid

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B1114

LAND ROVER B — Body

right front comfort solenoid

Brand: LAND ROVER
Type: B — Body
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Causes

  • Failed right front comfort solenoid (stuck, coil open or shorted)
  • Damaged or corroded connector at the solenoid
  • Broken or shorted wiring in the right front door harness
  • Blown fuse or faulty relay supplying the comfort circuit
  • Body Control Module (BCM) output fault or software issue
  • Mechanical binding in the door latch/actuator preventing operation

Symptoms

  • Right front door does not lock/unlock with central locking or remote
  • Right front door does not perform comfort-close/comfort-open actions
  • Clicking or no noise from the right front door when actuating locks
  • Warning message or indicator related to central locking/comfort system
  • Intermittent operation of right front door functions
  • Possible parasitic battery drain if solenoid stuck energized

What to check

  • Scan vehicle and read freeze frame and related DTCs; note history and conditions
  • Visual inspection of right front door connector, harness, and grommet for damage/corrosion
  • Check related fuses and relays for the comfort/door circuits
  • Perform wiggle test on harness/connectors while operating locks and observe behavior
  • Use diagnostic tool to command the right front comfort solenoid (active test) and observe response
  • Measure supply voltage and ground at the solenoid connector while commanding the solenoid

Signal parameters

  • Activation supply voltage: should be battery voltage (~12 V) at the solenoid positive terminal when commanded
  • Ground switching: BCM commonly provides ground or switched supply; check for switching at command
  • Coil resistance: low-ohm coil (measure with ohmmeter); compare to manufacturer spec
  • Current draw when energized: expected low-amp draw (verify with clamp meter) — abnormal high or zero indicates problem
  • Command signal from BCM: pulsed or steady output as shown by diagnostic tool during active test

Diagnostic algorithm

  1. Confirm DTC B1114 with a capable diagnostic tool. Note any companion or U-codes and the occurrence count.
  2. Attempt an active test from the diagnostic tool to operate the right front comfort solenoid. Listen and observe the door/latch for movement.
  3. With the solenoid not energized, disconnect the solenoid connector and inspect pins for corrosion, bent pins, or water ingress.
  4. Measure coil resistance across the solenoid terminals (connector disconnected). If open or shorted relative to spec, replace the solenoid.
  5. Reconnect and backprobe the supply and control wires. Command the solenoid while measuring voltage at the connector: verify ~battery voltage on supply and that the control line switches (voltage or ground) when commanded.
  6. If control voltage is absent or incorrect, trace continuity from the solenoid connector back to the BCM/fuse/relay. Repair any open or short circuits, repair damaged harness grommets, and secure connectors.
  7. Check related fuses and relays; replace as required. If supply and control are present but solenoid does not operate, bench-test the solenoid with a fused 12 V supply to confirm operation.
  8. If harness and solenoid test good but control still absent, test BCM output using wiring diagrams and module activation procedures; consider BCM reflash or replacement only after verifying wiring and solenoid.
  9. Repair or replace faulty components, clear codes, and re-test operation and road/functional test; confirm no reappearance of the code.
  10. Document repairs and advise on corrosion protection (dielectric grease, grommet seals) to prevent recurrence.

Likely causes

  • Corroded/loose connector at the right front solenoid
  • Open or short in the harness between BCM and solenoid
  • Solenoid coil failure from wear or contamination
  • Blown fuse or weak relay in comfort supply circuit
  • Intermittent BCM driver or software glitch

Fault status

⚠️ Status
Right front comfort solenoid circuit fault — open/short/no activation or intermittent operation detected.
🟡 Repair difficulty: Medium
⏱️ Diagnostic time: 0.5-2.0 hours

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