Installing Remote Central Locking
Posted: 02/09/16 12:40
**Final Solution**
It's the Negative Trigger instructions you need to follow.
Find your 'Door Control Relay' by removing the plastic panel under the steering wheel/above where the drivers feet go.
Door Control Relay looks like this (Green or Yellow with Orange plug):
Then find the black (lock) and black/yellow (unlock) wires. Pins 10 & 11 on the orange plug. Splice your relevant lock/unlock wires from your new unit to these.
Now find permanent +12v source on this same plug (use a multimeter to confirm). Tap into this wire for your power. Possibly pin 12 but do check this.
Earth/Ground will be any suitable bolt on the car body.
If you want the indicators to flash you can tap into the green/black and green/yellow wires on the plug under the steering wheel. You will need a suitable diode on each wire for this. Often they come pre-installed with your remote locking kit.
For the hazard flash, the device outputs a 12V signal of up to 15A to drive the indicators directly on a wire (see your instructions for which wires). Unfortunately, you can't simply hook up the wire because the indicators work on separate circuits. You need the green/black wire and the green/yellow wire located in the main harness under the steering wheel column and a couple of high power diodes. I used 3A diodes which seem to have worked fine and to wire in would look something like this.
Signal Wire from unit ->I- Green/Black Wire
Signal Wire from unit ->I- Green/Yellow Wire
By installing it like that with a couple of diodes means the remote unit can operate the hazards as a lock/unlock indicator but also means that the indicators still work independent of each other.
It's the Negative Trigger instructions you need to follow.
Find your 'Door Control Relay' by removing the plastic panel under the steering wheel/above where the drivers feet go.
Door Control Relay looks like this (Green or Yellow with Orange plug):
Then find the black (lock) and black/yellow (unlock) wires. Pins 10 & 11 on the orange plug. Splice your relevant lock/unlock wires from your new unit to these.
Now find permanent +12v source on this same plug (use a multimeter to confirm). Tap into this wire for your power. Possibly pin 12 but do check this.
Earth/Ground will be any suitable bolt on the car body.
If you want the indicators to flash you can tap into the green/black and green/yellow wires on the plug under the steering wheel. You will need a suitable diode on each wire for this. Often they come pre-installed with your remote locking kit.
For the hazard flash, the device outputs a 12V signal of up to 15A to drive the indicators directly on a wire (see your instructions for which wires). Unfortunately, you can't simply hook up the wire because the indicators work on separate circuits. You need the green/black wire and the green/yellow wire located in the main harness under the steering wheel column and a couple of high power diodes. I used 3A diodes which seem to have worked fine and to wire in would look something like this.
Signal Wire from unit ->I- Green/Black Wire
Signal Wire from unit ->I- Green/Yellow Wire
By installing it like that with a couple of diodes means the remote unit can operate the hazards as a lock/unlock indicator but also means that the indicators still work independent of each other.