unlock driver’s door only with actuators

I just installed door lock actuators on a 2004 Toyota Corolla CE with a kit I bought from Slickcar.com and installed it with a Viper keyless entry system. When I unlock the car, all the doors unlock at the same time. How do I get it to where only the driver's door unlocks with the first click and the rest of the doors with the second click of the remote? Thanks for your input.

ok, this is assuming you have a unit that has a dedicated output for second unlock, the relays used in the original install, remain as they are, the only thing being changed is the unlock wire, remove the unlock trigger wire (normally blue on dei units), and connect the second unlock trigger wire, ( normally light blue), then  using a single pole double throw relay, connect i like this,

pin 86 and 87 to fused at ten amps- constant twelve

pin 87a to ground

pin 30 to the actuator unlock leg only from the driver door, (the locking leg stays where it was, only remove the unlock leg from the original relays)

pin 85 to unlock wire that was disconnected from the original relay.

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Sorry I forgot to mention I didn't use relays. The actuators plugged into a module that came with the kit. All I had to do was supply power and ground. Is there any way to do this while using that module? Thanks for your help.

yup, all you have to do, is just dissconnect the unlock wire from the alarm to the unit, connect the second unlock wire, where that was connected, remove the actuator unlock leg from the driver door only, and connect the relay and both unlock trigger and actuator leg wires t the relay like i mentioned in my previous post.

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In that kit, are the two front actuators equipped with five wires instead of the usual two?

If you unlock (or lock) one of the front doors by hand, do the other three automatically follow?

If the answers to both questions above are "yes"........

Those three extra wires are to "tell" the control module that you've moved one of the front doors, and that the other three doors should also move too.

One of those five wires coming from the front door is the signal to unlock the other three..........you have to get rid of that. If you don't, as soon as your extra relay (as described by t&t above) opens the driver's door, the other three are going to "follow" anyway.

So, out of those five wires from the driver's door, test them. One will show a ground (or maybe even positive, test for both) at all times whenever the doors are unlocked. The ground will go away when the doors are locked.

Once you find that wire, cut it, and verify that unlocking the driver's door by hand does NOT cause the other three to follow.

At that point, continue with wiring up the extra relay as listed above.

Yes the driver's and front passenger's actuators have 5 wires and the two rear doors have 2 wires. I'm not sure If the system has a dedicated output for the second unlock. How do I know if it does?

check the install guide! and you will have to do as chris said and disable the central locking.

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