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1995 EU Ford Escort Remote Upgrade


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pyrozz 
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Posted: September 30, 2005 at 11:57 AM / IP Logged  

I have an Escort 1995 European! It currently has central locking and i would like to upgrade this to remote. I have the remote locking module. The module has the following wires:

+12v
Gnd, 
Lock,
Unlock,
Lock/Unlock Signal,
Boot Release
Hazard Flasher

I need to know where to hack into existing wires for the module for the

12v,
Gnd,
Lock,
Unlock and Lock/Unlock Signals.

Remember it is not a American Escort, it is a British right hand drive Ford Escort 1995 (mk6).  Any help appreciated.

Evolution-UK 
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Power LocK - yellow or yel/blk              12v+      
Power Unlock - white or wht/vio      12v +
12V - Drivers sill loom going to back of car, or on top of the fusebox.
GND - Drivers kickpanel. There should be a ground point already there.
Lock and Unlock can be found in the plugs which are located in the drivers kick panel. This is the loom which goes into the drivers door.
Easy car to do. Should take you no more that 10 min to do.
pyrozz 
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what colour is the 12v? Red i presume?

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yeah
pyrozz 
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I pulled off the driver's door sill, and i found a cable, which i presumed is the speaker cable. I pulled up the carpet and found 2 wiring looms. Both of these looms have red cables, which one do i connect to?

Thanks

Evolution-UK 
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the one that measures 12v with your testlight/ multimeter.
pyrozz 
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I wired it up and it works OK.

Only thing is i want to wire up the indicators. Is there a hazard wire or do i need to use 2 diodes with the left and right indicator wires?

Evolution-UK 
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2 diodes. wires can be found in loom running to the back of the car
pyrozz 
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Do you know where the +12v and ground wires can be found on a 96 post facelift model? Tried to help my mate who doesnt have a red 12v wire, dont want to hack into them if i dont know which one it is.
pyrozz 
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Got any suggestions for diodes from maplin?

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