Central locking
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Central locking
Just bought my much awaited fto & when im using the immobiliser it seems to lock the drivers side door but leaves the passengers side open?!
any hints or tips to help fix the problem?
thanks
any hints or tips to help fix the problem?
thanks
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Very easy do to. You don't even need to buy the kit with the 'master' and 'slave' actuators, just buy 2 cheap slaves & splice the loom on the drivers door. Connect BLUE/RED to the GREEN wire and the BLUE/BLACK to the BLUE on the actuators. They are all coloured coded the same, no matter what the brand.
Very easy do to. You don't even need to buy the kit with the 'master' and 'slave' actuators, just buy 2 cheap slaves & splice the loom on the drivers door. Connect BLUE/RED to the GREEN wire and the BLUE/BLACK to the BLUE on the actuators. They are all coloured coded the same, no matter what the brand.
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I've just been lazy but both actuators failed at the same time. Changed the relay did nothing.Bennoz wrote:This ^
Very easy do to. You don't even need to buy the kit with the 'master' and 'slave' actuators, just buy 2 cheap slaves & splice the loom on the drivers door. Connect BLUE/RED to the GREEN wire and the BLUE/BLACK to the BLUE on the actuators. They are all coloured coded the same, no matter what the brand.
I'm guessing its a faulty with my alarm or am I missing something? I can get the actuators to lock, but then unlocks by itself. So the actuators go out in then no matter what I do, then I gave up

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Tried hooking up the actuators again and still it's doing the same thing. I have no clue about alarms so I don't know what I am doing.Bennoz wrote:This ^
Very easy do to. You don't even need to buy the kit with the 'master' and 'slave' actuators, just buy 2 cheap slaves & splice the loom on the drivers door. Connect BLUE/RED to the GREEN wire and the BLUE/BLACK to the BLUE on the actuators. They are all coloured coded the same, no matter what the brand.
I reckon I knocked something causing the central to screw up.
I got the wiring diagram for my alarm. Does the actuators hook up direct to the module or triggers some factory system??
Refer to http://www.autoelectric.ru/autoalarm/co ... a/ca-m.htm
Gimme a rough guide what to do???
Also alarm does not go off when doors open. Something to do with the door sensor to alarm issue?
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its a negative lock system bt your manual doesnt show the diagram for it.......
Any way look at Fig 1 and the two wires that are unused should be used instead of the ones that are, these coonect into the wires that go to central locking relay, you will need a test meter to find out what ones do what.
I assume you have replaced actual lock motors? these are just a straight swap out 2 wire connection
Any way look at Fig 1 and the two wires that are unused should be used instead of the ones that are, these coonect into the wires that go to central locking relay, you will need a test meter to find out what ones do what.
I assume you have replaced actual lock motors? these are just a straight swap out 2 wire connection