Thread: Solenoid from a car door, any car door: are they legal in 2016?
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Re: Solenoid from a car door, any car door: are they legal in 2016?
If it is a door lock actuator from a car made in the last 40 or more years then that actuator will be a motor and not a solenoid and thus legal w/o restrictions. Now if is for releasing the trunk lid, hatch, or window in a hatch/tailgate then it will be a solenoid and legal if it is within the restriction of a maximum 1" stroke 10 watt consumption at a nominal 12v.
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