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xxmattfxx

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Posted: September 11, 2003 at 6:17 PM / IP Logged

Does anybody have experience...I have central aftermarket door-locks...meaning if you unlock one door the rest unlock. Recently there was confusion in the wiring and I might have possibly shorted the relay that came with the kit. As far as I can see I would have to order a whole knew kit when I already have the actuators. Does anyone know of how to wire relays to achieve the same result as the one that came with the system?

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Posted: September 11, 2003 at 10:18 PM / IP Logged

All you should have to do is wire the motors like this

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Then for the alarm inputs you would wire the pulses that the drivers door actuator sends out when you lock and unlock the door manually, you can also wire a negative trigger from the alarm to these wires. If the actuators dont have extra wires for the pulses then you will have to add a switch. It isn't that hard to do. Personally I would add a switch anyways.

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