Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
- red6n2
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Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
check the connection between the yellow, yellow/black to the live you made just after the fuse...
if you thing thats hard try reassembling the vw replica key you get lol i cant get the flip mechanism to work at all... lol
if you thing thats hard try reassembling the vw replica key you get lol i cant get the flip mechanism to work at all... lol
Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
how hard would it be if you do not already have central locking in the car??
thnx in advance
thnx in advance
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Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
damn near impossible... its a real ball ache and totally not worth it !
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Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
lol its not that hard! It just requires a bit of thinking and a day of hard work
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Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
maybe im ust lazy, but i wouldnt bother lol
Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
I am actually planning to do so with this kit : http://www.rclick.co.uk/product_info.ph ... cts_id=267red6n2 wrote:damn near impossible... its a real ball ache and totally not worth it !
actually it does not look like it's pain in the ass to install ... looks pretty straight forward
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Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
http://www.rclick.co.uk/index.php?cPath=50
which unit would i need for my polo? (6n2 1.4 match 2001 - y reg)
which unit would i need for my polo? (6n2 1.4 match 2001 - y reg)
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Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
i have the KE669B-ULT its just a vw/audi replica key
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Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
with getting these, is there some some of transponder in the original key that deals with the immobiliser that you have to transfer into the new flip key? or is it a case of buying the new pack, wiring it in..getting the flip key cut and bobs your uncle?
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Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
nope your righti did have to take the transponder out my original key and put it in this one... risky buisness incase you do smash it but worth it in the end... as long as your carefull you can pry it out the original key with ease and i just used tesco own brand strengh glue to put it securley in the new key, oh and make sure you order a bl;ank key as the one that comes with it is a dummy and wont work... the blades grooves are the wrong way round
Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
My keys grooves are correct?
Also, is there any other better way to connect the pump other then with them cruddy splice connecters?
Also, is there any other better way to connect the pump other then with them cruddy splice connecters?
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Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
It depends if you order the correct profile for your key in the first place
Well, the only other way is to cut and crimp, but that makes a real mess of the OEM loom should you wish to remove it. Splice connectors are very good providing you are careful not to break them.
Well, the only other way is to cut and crimp, but that makes a real mess of the OEM loom should you wish to remove it. Splice connectors are very good providing you are careful not to break them.
Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
Splice connectors are awful!
You push them on, and there not sharp enough to cut through the wires shielding.
So i found my self making a slit, and trying to line it up!
Tedious and annoying,
So with crimping.. it would be 2 wires to one connector, and 1 to the other connector, and join the connectors? Or should i use piggy back connectors?
You push them on, and there not sharp enough to cut through the wires shielding.
So i found my self making a slit, and trying to line it up!
Tedious and annoying,
So with crimping.. it would be 2 wires to one connector, and 1 to the other connector, and join the connectors? Or should i use piggy back connectors?
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Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
You cut the wire, two wires in one side, one in the other.
Good quality splice connectors are where the difference is. Cheap ones, that are often the wrong size, work poorly
Good quality splice connectors are where the difference is. Cheap ones, that are often the wrong size, work poorly
Re: Remote central locking. How easy to fit?
where to get them ?