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Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:46 am
by Colin H F
seen the price of this one,


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Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 10:41 am
by Scott
Colin, where did you get the kit from ?

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:12 pm
by Colin H F
Hi CQ, I went for this one free P&P as I already had an actuator that a member sent me as he had a spare one,,, Colin

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Car-Keyless-Remot ... 255867ed1b

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:27 pm
by Scott
Colin H F wrote:Hi CQ, I went for this one free P&P as I already had an actuator that a member sent me as he had a spare one,,, Colin

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Car-Keyless-Remot ... 255867ed1b
Main control box looks identical to mine, a stroll in the park to wire up matey :)

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 12:28 pm
by Scott
Colin

Dunno if this is of any help to you, I was too lazy to go the whole hog and wire up indicators etc and mounted mine in the door, 2 connections to Bongo and 2 to the actuator, then stuck it to inside of door panel. But if your control unit is the same then there is a good chance your loom coming off it is the same too :D

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Scott

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 8:06 pm
by Stinch
I've ordered a kit from Right click.
Going to fit it on sunday :D

Thanks for the info

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 1:49 am
by Colin H F
heres my wiring diagram connected the 12volt possatives, and the negatives, to facilitate the change over relays which operate the actuator

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Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 2:39 am
by jaylee
Stinch wrote:Hi ive been doing some research on this for our Bongo.
Scott which one did you buy out of interest? Did you go for a 4 door kit and use one of the actuators or buy the kit with out and buy an extra one to add on.

I want to do it cuse it's a pain to have to keep going round to the drivers door and it will be usefull to have the trunk release when im loading my bike in. 8)

Neal
Neal, a separate trunk release will require an actuator & wiring through & into the tailgate..? Maybe using somthing like this..? http://www.in-car-stuff.com/shop/falcon ... p-122.html If it's a negative trigger (like mine which is incorporated with my alarm system.) will need to be converted using a relay :arrow: http://www.the12volt.com/relays/page1.asp to actuate the boot.
Where as a remote CL system will at least unlock everything at the same time!
Just thought i'd set you up for what you might be in for fitting/installation wise! :wink:

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 9:50 am
by Scott
jaylee wrote:
Stinch wrote:Hi ive been doing some research on this for our Bongo.
Scott which one did you buy out of interest? Did you go for a 4 door kit and use one of the actuators or buy the kit with out and buy an extra one to add on.

I want to do it cuse it's a pain to have to keep going round to the drivers door and it will be usefull to have the trunk release when im loading my bike in. 8)

Neal
Neal, a separate trunk release will require an actuator & wiring through & into the tailgate..? Maybe using somthing like this..? http://www.in-car-stuff.com/shop/falcon ... p-122.html If it's a negative trigger (like mine which is incorporated with my alarm system.) will need to be converted using a relay :arrow: http://www.the12volt.com/relays/page1.asp to actuate the boot.
Where as a remote CL system will at least unlock everything at the same time!
Just thought i'd set you up for what you might be in for fitting/installation wise! :wink:
There is a actuator in the boot, im not sure yet if the feed from the central locking feeds the side door before the back door or if there is a separate feed that goes to the back door from the dash...

If it goes directly from the dash then its a piece of cake to open the back door independently, cut the existing feed, wire in a diode (1N5408 will do) and put the new trunk release after this. The diode will stop the boot release feeding back and opening the doors too :D

In theory, I haven't checked the wiring yet though [-o<

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 10:48 am
by jaylee
csmcqueen wrote:
jaylee wrote:
Stinch wrote:Hi ive been doing some research on this for our Bongo.
Scott which one did you buy out of interest? Did you go for a 4 door kit and use one of the actuators or buy the kit with out and buy an extra one to add on.

I want to do it cuse it's a pain to have to keep going round to the drivers door and it will be usefull to have the trunk release when im loading my bike in. 8)

Neal
Neal, a separate trunk release will require an actuator & wiring through & into the tailgate..? Maybe using somthing like this..? http://www.in-car-stuff.com/shop/falcon ... p-122.html If it's a negative trigger (like mine which is incorporated with my alarm system.) will need to be converted using a relay :arrow: http://www.the12volt.com/relays/page1.asp to actuate the boot.
Where as a remote CL system will at least unlock everything at the same time!
Just thought i'd set you up for what you might be in for fitting/installation wise! :wink:
There is a actuator in the boot, im not sure yet if the feed from the central locking feeds the side door before the back door or if there is a separate feed that goes to the back door from the dash...

If it goes directly from the dash then its a piece of cake to open the back door independently, cut the existing feed, wire in a diode (1N5408 will do) and put the new trunk release after this. The diode will stop the boot release feeding back and opening the doors too :D

In theory, I haven't checked the wiring yet though [-o<
Scott, good point! :D I was thinking more along the lines of an actual boot popper.. #-o The type that pulls on the mechanism & free's the tailgate catch, then all you have to do is lift the tailgate.. Like on those fancy shmansy handle-less show cars?? :wink:

Sweet idea, :P if there's a chance of doing it without pulling apart too much of the loom, or the head lining..? :roll:

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 11:37 am
by Scott
jaylee wrote:
Scott, good point! :D I was thinking more along the lines of an actual boot popper.. #-o The type that pulls on the mechanism & free's the tailgate catch, then all you have to do is lift the tailgate.. Like on those fancy shmansy handle-less show cars?? :wink:

Sweet idea, :P if there's a chance of doing it without pulling apart too much of the loom, or the head lining..? :roll:

Hmmmm, boot popper =D>

I'm off to the drawing board :lol:

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 8:51 pm
by Stinch
Right click forgot to put the actuator in. So it will have to wait till next week. :(

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2010 6:24 pm
by Stinch
Fitted today, super easy thanks to your advice and no scraped knuckles :P

Cheers guys

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2010 9:36 pm
by jaylee
Great news! Locks with quite a solid clunk don't it.? =D>

Re: REMOTE LOCKING

Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2010 10:04 pm
by Scott
jaylee wrote:Great news! Locks with quite a solid clunk don't it.? =D>
solid ??? The earth shakes :lol: