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virtuzoso 
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Hey all, I have a customer that really wants driver's door priority unlocking on his 92 Econoline. It has 5 wire reversing polarity door locks, but I am unsure how to isolate a door. (+) or (-) locks, no problem, but for 5 wire I am thrown off since both doors stop working if you interrupt one of the wires.
Never came across this before, what's the easiest way?
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You would 5-wire the unlock leg of the driver door motor using the first unlock pulse. The second unlock pulse would be used to 5-wire the switch wires as usual.
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Posted: August 05, 2009 at 3:08 PM / IP Logged  
Wire the all door unlock pulse like you would for any 5 wire system. The driver side priority unlock should be wired with an additional relay as follows:
87 = +12V constant
87a = switch side of driver's unlock wire
30 = actuator side of driver's unlock wire
85 = (-) priority unlock trigger
86 = +12V constant

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