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2010 fusion auto door lock on exit


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montyj 
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Posted: August 16, 2010 at 10:17 PM / IP Logged  
I need to have the doors autolock upon exiting the vehicle. I don't want to rely on my memory to hit the remote lock. I need it auto'd.
I'd prefer to not install a complete security system, it shouldn't be necessary.
If there is no after market module or system, can someone give me the schematics for the fusion SE?
I can build a delay timer if I can get a hold of the wiring diagrams. All I need is the key "out" of the ignition signal and the Door lock side.
Monty
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Key Sense BLUE/GRAY (+) IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS

When the key is removed from the switch, the positive voltage should go away from this wire.  You should check with a meter to verify this.

PowerLock BLUE/GREEN (-) AT SMART JUNCTION BOX BEHIND DRIVERS SIDE OF DASH ABOVE KICKPANEL

This requires a negative puse to lock.

montyj 
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Just what I needed.
Just a quick question: Does the Blue/Green Power lock do all 4 doors?
Monty
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Yes, a pulse on this wire will lock all doors.

howie ll 
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I might point out that when I enable auto arm AND lock on alarms, I get the customer to sign a release waiver.
There is no such thing as "I will never leave the key in the car".
montyj 
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howie ll wrote:
I might point out that when I enable auto arm AND lock on alarms, I get the customer to sign a release waiver.
There is no such thing as "I will never leave the key in the car".
Thanks but that's why I want to use the 'KEY SENSE" line as a must for activation. If the key is in the ignition the doors won't AUTO LOCK or am I missing something?
Monty
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Quite right and since I haven't got a clue what a Fusion is, you'll have to find out whether it has one and use that as a relay interlock for the locking.

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