central locking kit for d9

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central locking kit for d9

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Hi sorry to sound thick but we all start somewhere, just bought a universal kit for my d9 but they sent instructions for a d8, they said they should be same but i dont think so, as i was told once that d9 doesnt have lock box behind glovebox and can anyone tell me if i have deadlocks as was told this made a difference to wiring. thanks for any help . :)
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Which kit have you orderd mate,

how many wires is on the box?

its a case of working out what wires are the Trigger wires,

the 406 have deadlocks altho that shouidnt matter,
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hi its the one from ultimatecarparts the universal one with a total 11 wires pink for boot,red live,black earth, blue indicater twice then yellowblack, whiteblack, orangeblack, yellow, white, orange the white ones are for lock and unlock others depend on whether neg or pos feed, to be honest not sure where to fit, some say in door some on a box behind glove box and some say on locking relay . i asked for instructions for d9 but they only got them for d8, any ideas which place is easiest. thanks any help would be appreciated :)
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bezbear wrote:hi its the one from ultimatecarparts the universal one with a total 11 wires pink for boot,red live,black earth, blue indicater twice then yellowblack, whiteblack, orangeblack, yellow, white, orange the white ones are for lock and unlock others depend on whether neg or pos feed, to be honest not sure where to fit, some say in door some on a box behind glove box and some say on locking relay . i asked for instructions for d9 but they only got them for d8, any ideas which place is easiest. thanks any help would be appreciated :)

First of all dont fit the box in the door, Bad idea, itl get soaked and itl end up fubard,
wiring? you dont need all thems wires for the central locking, you shouid be able to narow it down to around 3 wires,

work out which wires are needed for the central locking and tape the others up in a neat bundle and go backto them later,

as of the Trigger wires for the central locking you only need to go into the wiring on the drivers door, (Scotch locks)
idont know what colour wires the trigger wires are and which one is which, (ask someone on here if they know, Mr earwig is the best chap to ask on wiring :wink:

There was this but icarnt get the thing to open,. http://www.m-sjoberg-ab.se/pdf/3190info ... bensin.pdf · PDF file
idont know if its my pc,
but ithink that was the Guide, on how to wire into the Bsi for remote locking, carnt find any more on the WWW. :(
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thanks for info, sorry to ask again but where do i stick it and do you know if i am neg or pos feed as the unit wires differently for each one :?
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bezbear wrote:thanks for info, sorry to ask again but where do i stick it and do you know if i am neg or pos feed as the unit wires differently for each one :?
Best off placed under dash board id say,
normaly the aftermarket kit comes with long wires and small box, so you shouid be able to get that under the dash somewhere or even take side pannel off the sides of the centre console and place it there out the way, depending on length of wiring,



re:Neg or pos feed, ive not got aclue what unit uve bought mate, so without seeing wiring diagram of it im lost :?

As of the wiring on the Actuators on the doors, normaly Pugs wiring is, green (lock) and cream (un-lock) Might be wrong tho,

the reason why people sling these boxes inside the door is ,to make the job easier,
they just take a postive feed off the window motor, there a positive on them which is always permant live,

upto you if you sling it in the door but it may end full of water ingress perhaps wrapping it in cling film may be the way
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cheers much appreciated thanks for the info :)
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bezbear wrote:cheers much appreciated thanks for the info :)
No probs,
iforgot to mention, once youve wired that kit up you wont be able to deadlock it,
if you want the deadlocks on you will have to do it by the key ,

central locking shouid work as normal other than deadlocking tho,
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