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Keyless Entry Question on 90 Mazda MX6


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danwaite1986 
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Hey this is a 1990 Mazda MX6 GT. I have a system in my car which you push the drivers side lock down and it locks the passengers too. So I would think this would have to be power locks then. So which wires do I look for, so I can put keyless entry on it?
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Dan
1990 Mazda MX6 Security Information
Constant 12V+     Black      Ignition Switch Harness
Starter      BLACK / YELLOW      Ignition Switch Harness
Ignition      BLACK/ White      Ignition Switch Harness
Tach      Yellow/Blue      Coil
Brake Switch      Green      Brake Switch
Trunk Pin      Red (-)      Trunk Light
Parking Lights      WHITE/ Green      Light Switch
Hood Pin      n/a      
Factory Disarm      n/a      
Door Trigger      RED / White (-)      Driver's Pin Switch
Door Lock      n/a      Add Actuator in Driver's Door <<<--I Have These
Door Unlock      n/a      Add Actuator in Driver's Door <<<--I Have These
Horn Wire      GREEN/ Black (-)      Steering Column
Windows Up      LF=GREEN/ Blue, RF=GREEN / WHITE
Windows Down      LF=RED / Blue, RF=RED / White
kiteman 
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       This vehicle needs a actuator on the drivers door only,  Then it will work the rest.
Javelin3o4 
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you have to puchase a aftermaket door lock actuator and mount it into the door and wire it to the alarm because for your system when you push the lock button down on the driver door it locks/unlocks the doors, so you connect the actuator to the lock rod so when the alarm is armed/disarmed it will push/pull the lock button up/down thus locking/unlocking the car.
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Yup ^. What you have in the driver's door is just a switch not a motor. It is a dead giveaway that if you don't have a lock switch then you need actuators.
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danwaite1986 
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How much is this and where could I get it from?
Thanks
Dan
danwaite1986 
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Also, when I do the drivers door, the passenger door unlocks/locks, whichever I am doing on the drivers door, so wouldn't this be a motor?
Toru 
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Yeah, a motor in the passenger door, not in the driver's door. Locking and unlocking the passenger door does not lock and unlock the driver's door does it?
That's why everyone is saying you need to install an actuator in the driver's door.
danwaite1986 
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Ahh, I understand now, well where can I get one of these then ?
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