need to locate central locking unit in my cabby.....
08-04-2004, 02:13 PM
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need to locate central locking unit in my cabby.....
where would i find this unit and what does it look like as i need to fit my remote locking system and this box needs to be found. i have six wires to fit does this sound about right, what locking type is the cab cuz there are 4 variants in the remote manual that can be used....
08-04-2004, 02:26 PM
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(REVISED w/ PIC) under rear seat..
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Remote control central locking system, components
1 - Control module radio control
Mounted under rear seat bench.
2 - Wiring harness/integrated antenna
1-2 meters (3.3-6.4 ft.) of antenna cable is insulated and fastened to wiring harness with cable ties.
Approx. 20 cm (7.8 in.) of antenna cable is non-insulated and fastened with two adhesive strips to the left wheelhousing.
3 - As many as four transmitters are possible for radio-remote operation
Removing and installing control module -J276-
- Remove rear seat bench and seat back
- Loosen radio control module mounting bolts.
- Disconnect wiring harness connector at control module.
- Install in reverse order of removal.
Remote control central locking system, components
1 - Control module radio control
Mounted under rear seat bench.
2 - Wiring harness/integrated antenna
1-2 meters (3.3-6.4 ft.) of antenna cable is insulated and fastened to wiring harness with cable ties.
Approx. 20 cm (7.8 in.) of antenna cable is non-insulated and fastened with two adhesive strips to the left wheelhousing.
3 - As many as four transmitters are possible for radio-remote operation
Removing and installing control module -J276-
- Remove rear seat bench and seat back
- Loosen radio control module mounting bolts.
- Disconnect wiring harness connector at control module.
- Install in reverse order of removal.
08-04-2004, 02:29 PM
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re: question..
i used g-maxx springs but not sure if available in u.s they are cheap and say -35mm but more like -40mm, as for shocks i've used bilstiens.
slightly springy ride but you get what u pay for but having air fitted one day so not to concerned. any kit would be a bonus from having all that body roll on standard springs/shocks lol......
slightly springy ride but you get what u pay for but having air fitted one day so not to concerned. any kit would be a bonus from having all that body roll on standard springs/shocks lol......
08-04-2004, 02:36 PM
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Re: under rear seat..
is this description for a car fitted with remote already or does it not matter/ same place anyway....
thanks for your quick response 96cab.
you woulnt know what wires i need to hack into would you, i have 3 for poitive and 3 for negative i assume, either way i have 6 wires that need to be hooked up for this to work.
pete.......
thanks for your quick response 96cab.
you woulnt know what wires i need to hack into would you, i have 3 for poitive and 3 for negative i assume, either way i have 6 wires that need to be hooked up for this to work.
pete.......
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08-04-2004, 02:57 PM
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well according to the benley, item 1 is the controller for the locks
which is different than what they said in the other pic (i'll load in a sec) and there were no detailed wiring schematics. I have not had to mess with mine yet so i can't really help you out any.
The reason i asked about your bilstiens was because the bilstien rep. told me that they don't make a shock to fit the rear of a cabriolet, only the front. If you have any way to find out i'd appreciate the help, if not, thanks anyway.
The reason i asked about your bilstiens was because the bilstien rep. told me that they don't make a shock to fit the rear of a cabriolet, only the front. If you have any way to find out i'd appreciate the help, if not, thanks anyway.