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hi guys iv got a escort 1.4 freedom has electric windows but no central locking wondering how hard would it be to wire standard ford cl motors up thanks

 

easier, quicker, cheaper and more practical to fit a aftermarket job..... added benefit of having the optional remote locking too if you so desire.

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hi guys iv got a escort 1.4 freedom has electric windows but no central locking wondering how hard would it be to wire standard ford cl motors up thanks

 

easier, quicker, cheaper and more practical to fit a aftermarket job..... added benefit of having the optional remote locking too if you so desire.

true but there im thinking be a pig to get to work properly with the cables if was rods be easy but its cables

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hi guys iv got a escort 1.4 freedom has electric windows but no central locking wondering how hard would it be to wire standard ford cl motors up thanks

 

easier, quicker, cheaper and more practical to fit a aftermarket job..... added benefit of having the optional remote locking too if you so desire.

true but there im thinking be a pig to get to work properly with the cables if was rods be easy but its cables

 

you don't bother using the cable adaption stuff, you attach the aftermarket solenoids directly to the lock barrel arm inside the door in the same way that the factory OEM solenoid is attached.

 

Its easy to identify the right place to hook onto, its basically the little metal looped arm that moves when you use the inside door handle (which overrides the door barrel whether its locked or not)

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hi guys iv got a escort 1.4 freedom has electric windows but no central locking wondering how hard would it be to wire standard ford cl motors up thanks

 

easier, quicker, cheaper and more practical to fit a aftermarket job..... added benefit of having the optional remote locking too if you so desire.

true but there im thinking be a pig to get to work properly with the cables if was rods be easy but its cables

 

you don't bother using the cable adaption stuff, you attach the aftermarket solenoids directly to the lock barrel arm inside the door in the same way that the factory OEM solenoid is attached.

 

Its easy to identify the right place to hook onto, its basically the little metal looped arm that moves when you use the inside door handle (which overrides the door barrel whether its locked or not)

ohh nicee thanks sorry to be pain how do i do back doors thanks were would i mount solenoid thanks

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hi guys iv got a escort 1.4 freedom has electric windows but no central locking wondering how hard would it be to wire standard ford cl motors up thanks

 

easier, quicker, cheaper and more practical to fit a aftermarket job..... added benefit of having the optional remote locking too if you so desire.

true but there im thinking be a pig to get to work properly with the cables if was rods be easy but its cables

 

you don't bother using the cable adaption stuff, you attach the aftermarket solenoids directly to the lock barrel arm inside the door in the same way that the factory OEM solenoid is attached.

 

Its easy to identify the right place to hook onto, its basically the little metal looped arm that moves when you use the inside door handle (which overrides the door barrel whether its locked or not)

ohh nicee thanks sorry to be pain how do i do back doors thanks were would i mount solenoid thanks

 

backdoors can be a tad tricky but If you take your time positioning the solenoids you can get them in while keeping clearance for when the window drops down and at a angle that can still pull and push the latch adequately..... just a bit of trial and error to get it right.

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