Clifford Concept 650

hi platham..could you please email me the wiring diagram for the clifford concept 650 as im finding it hard to get my central locking working..cheers mate! send to ROBBIE.BEZZAFORD@GMAIL.COM

Im a Clifford dealer based in the UK. What is the problem that your having? Also vehicle make/model/year will help. Gav

well i had the alarm installed by a professional last year. my car is a 1993 fd3s mazda rx7. they said that in order to wire the alarm upto the central locking i will need an extra solenoid in the drivers door because there isnt one fitted as standard. they quoted me an extra £180 on top of the £400 already paid to have this done. I decided to not have this done as i was short of money. In the mean time i have found out how to connect a regular solenoid to the door for only £15 , but my only problem now is that i cannot seem to find the wires from the alarm to lock/unlock the central locking. i have took all the dashboard out and i have tested all the wires coming from the 18pin connector on the clifford unit, but none seem to pulse - or+ 12volts. do you reckon it something that they disabled with the cliffnet cable when they installed it? i bought a cliffnet cable so i could add my smart windows 4 unit, but i desperatly wanted to wire the central locking up before wiring all the smart windows module up. thanks a lot for yor help. what setting shoul i be using for tedting the alarms output. I have been using 20v dc on the tester.

on the side of the unit, where the 18pin plug goes in, there is a small three pin white socket. This is the output plug for the central locking. The two outside pins are the lock/unlock control's. These are a low - control so you will need to get a Directed 451m unit to power your CDL motor. A word of warning though. RX7's are a nightmare to install door motors on. The mech's tend to be very stiff and notchy. It will take you a while of mucking around to get it to work properly. If you get stuck i can supply you with a 451m unit for around £20 including postage etc. Gav www.auto-security.net