Rmeote locking kit on ebay - will it work on a mk5 ??

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Weedle
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Rmeote locking kit on ebay - will it work on a mk5 ??

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Rite any ideas on whehter this kit will work on a mk5 ??

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Remote-Central-Lo ... dZViewItem

Cheers !
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Post by alexb »

I honestly dont know but im interested in a kit like this also so if anyone could shed some light!?
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Post by loud »

i can't see why not, but you should contact the seller and confirm
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Post by inder »

m8 its a cheap looking piece of kit

you want the votex vw accessory kit,,, upgrades you to remote central locking, lilttle box of tricks that sits in line with the central locking pump, two keyfobs supplied, works with total closure functions, can be linked to blinkers so they flash on lock/unlock...

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search for posts by me, ive got it fitted and its just what I needed

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Post by Mk2Adam »

i can vouch for the company and the kit, i don't know if it will fit the mk5 but i don't see why it wouldn't....it comes with metal rods which you have to bend to suit your own car so they should work. i wrote a guide on how to install that kit into my mk2 in the diy guides section....obviously it won't help you on your car but i might give you an idea of what the kit consists of and work involved. :D
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Post by mysteryboy »

Just double check it will be able to open your boot aswell as some kits dont.
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How much is the votex kit normally ?? anyooen know ??
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Post by inder »

it cost me 89.95+VAT I think,

anyway, price as here:

https://sslrelay.com/s74326199.oneandon ... lf640%3D29

this is the one you need, works with polo

find my post or let me know if you can't, full info there 8)
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Post by paulzpolo »

had one of those kits come though but the solenoids looked abit cheap,if your mk5 has central locking already, search ebay community for

pierrehartung

he has remote central locking kits on there,they have the flip type remotes to, only problem he doesnt take paypal, and based in germany you can get free translation if you search google

hope this helps
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Post by Weedle »

Is that votex kit from vag-parts ??

and as i already have central locking is that kit on ebay worth me buying will i have to replace the solenoids ? or can i just use the parts to attach it to whats already there ??

bit of a difference in price ya see :)
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Post by inder »

Weedle wrote:Is that votex kit from vag-parts ??

and as i already have central locking is that kit on ebay worth me buying will i have to replace the solenoids ? or can i just use the parts to attach it to whats already there ??

bit of a difference in price ya see :)
Yes bought from Vag-parts, I know the price is more, but its a quality bit of kit that will last and is plug and play, except splicing in the optional flasher connections, but this is simple

The ebay kit would require you to replace all the bits with the solenoids they supply etc... and do more wiring etc...

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Post by Mk2Adam »

that kit was perfect for my mk2 but if your car has already got central locking fitted then just buy 1 of those boxes, be alot easier, if you used the kit you would have to replace all the wiring and solonoids plus it won't be as good quality as the standard solonoids (as inder said :wink: )
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Post by Weedle »

yeah im gonna go for the votex kit - its probably better - and another selling point should i ever get rid of my baby !
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Post by alexb »

does the votex one do your boot as well?

Does it come with intructions?

Alex
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Post by inder »

Weedle wrote:yeah im gonna go for the votex kit - its probably better - and another selling point should i ever get rid of my baby !
hehe nice one, let me know if you have problems installing it

its a great piece of kit that has not failed me to date

alexb wrote:does the votex one do your boot as well?

Does it come with intructions?

Alex
yes come with instructions (plug and play though), operates all locks on the car. optional connection to your flashers too, so flashes once on unlock and twice on lock 8) also if you hold down the unlock or lock button, it activates total closure to open and close your windows (inc sunroof if fitted) remotely



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