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carstereoman 
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I am changing a five door manual door locks to power locks. I want them to lock & unlock all at the same time. Do I need to use 5-wire actuators or can I use the 2-wire ones? Any wiring help? THANKS!
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You can use the 2 wire units.....
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lookh on the left under doorlocks for the wiring diagram.
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lookh on the left under doorlocks for the wiring diagram.
https://www.the12volt.com/images/actuatorrevpol.gif
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