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Mattyb_gb

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Surprisingly fitting central locking is quite simple. It just a matter of finding two motors from a scrappy, then find out the unlock and lock wire for each motor and connect these, then locate the earth wires (and earth them :P ) and run the power wire (with inline fuse) to the battery. So haynes manual is a nessecitiy to find out the colour of the wires.

 

To upgrade to central locking the easiest way is to buy a really cheap aftermarket alarm and connect its unlock/lock wires to the corresponding wires running between both motors.

 

hope this helps

 

steve

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Surprisingly fitting central locking is quite simple. It just a matter of finding two motors from a scrappy, then find out the unlock and lock wire for each motor and connect these, then locate the earth wires (and earth them :P ) and run the power wire (with inline fuse) to the battery. So haynes manual is a nessecitiy to find out the colour of the wires.

 

To upgrade to central locking the easiest way is to buy a really cheap aftermarket alarm and connect its unlock/lock wires to the corresponding wires running between both motors.

 

hope this helps

 

steve

 

 

for a 5 door will i have to find 4 motors?

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