auto electrician needed in berkshire
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three-two-five
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need a remote central locking kit wired up, using original door solenoids, any 1 fancy doing it for me or know of any 1.. i will have panels off to make life easier.. location is in reading.. u can txt or call me on 07988809909 to discuss prices..
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Brianmoooore
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Easy DIY job. Do a search for 'rightclick' and my username. I've posted the connections on here several times.
All connections are in the glovebox area.
All connections are in the glovebox area.
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three-two-five
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will that work on an ebay kit? or only the rightclick ones? my original central locking has been butcherd by previous owner so wanted sum1 to sort it all out properly..
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three-two-five
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can u post the link of the wiring diagram please Brianmoooore as i cant find it.. cheers pal
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Grrrmachine
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Brianmoooore wrote:Connections for the rightclick keyless entry systems are: Remove the orange and orange/black wires from the plug by pushing in the little tabs and pulling them out.
Connect the yellow, yellow/black, and black wires together and to a 6mm ring terminal. This goes to the earth stud at the back of the glovebox, where all the existing brown wires connect.
Red goes to 12 volts permanent live. This can be the red/yellow wire that connects to the accessories socket.
White (lock) and white/black (unlock) go to the lock and unlock request wires of the car, which are found behind the speaker panel, coming out from behind the speaker.
The two blue wires go to the blue/red and blue/black at the plug and socket beside the accessories socket.
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Brianmoooore
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#1 Rule: Never buy a car that has previously been owned by an idiot!three-two-five wrote: my original central locking has been butcherd by previous owner so wanted
Don't be tempted to fit an aftermarket central locking kit - get the original central locking back in working order, and then fit a remote locking kit.
Any original locking bits you need should be available cheaply from the traders on here. The system is extremely reliable, as long as the ECU isn't allowed to get wet, so there shouldn't be any problem with second hand parts.
The wiring colours of aftermarket kits are usually very similar.
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three-two-five
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i only discoverd the wiring recently.. some ppl jus dont no wht they are doing with e30's!
