bankz5152
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Hmmm very interesting. However it being a landy got to make sure all the connections etc are waterproof! And not controlled by the ECU lol
Did you look into pop door kits? These are usually used on modified cars when they want to remove the external locks and handles.
I understand central locking has a lot of moving parts that have to work with the existing mechanisms, whereas pop door kits provide new closing bolts as part of design. Just wondering if you considered and eliminated these.
Central locking is up and running now
I wanted to keep the external key barrels as a backup in case of electrical faults- it seems sensible especially on a 1980s landy, and I think all production cars with keyless entry retain some form of emergency key.
The front doors were easy enough to do as the kit includes fittings to connect the rod from the motor to the rod from the internal lock tab. That's basically all a universal kit does- a motor connects somewhere to the existing locking mechanism in each door.
I managed to connect it to the alarm system so now all three doors lock/unlock with the alarm remote. Using the key on either front door will also trigger the other doors.
Fitted a diy take off in intake plenium for boost gauge (200tdi)
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