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Central locking solutions
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04/08/2009 11:49
04/08/2009 11:49
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RICHB
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OK, after (yet more) advice, Im after a central locking solution. I dont want it connected to the alarm, imob atal. Just a straight forward, lock , unlock system that is reliable ( with a decent looking fob too ).
Now, obviously the coupe has all the 'mechanics' for this, the existing bits just need connecting to a 'control' box, which then receives the lock/unlock signal from the fob. Is it this simple ?
Currently my alarm is disconnected, and to save complications, i'll keep it that way.
Can anyone recommend a system, cheapish, but not crap, thats easy to install (by the guys at L&M, not me!)
Much appreciated as always.......
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Re: Central locking solutions
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04/08/2009 12:40
04/08/2009 12:40
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I too am in a similar position. My Meta siren is thanfully silent but I use the fobs for the remote central locking. I would rather replace with non meta fobs as the meta ones are ugly, only have the one button and have been discontinued. I am after a 3 button remote, with buttons for lock, unlock and boot release. For lock and unlock there is http://www.directcarparts.co.uk/buy-car-...ing-p-7946.htmlHowever adding this and then this and I could have the whole shooting match. Just not keen on carbon effect fobs
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Re: Central locking solutions
[Re: bockers]
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04/08/2009 12:45
04/08/2009 12:45
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RICHB
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Hmmm, the toad is the sort of thing i'm after, £70 seems a bit steep though.....is it a simple case of replacing the box under the drivers seat with this one, and running a sensor somewhere? (forgive me if i'm wrong, never done it before!!) agree with you about the carbon fobs.....
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Re: Central locking solutions
[Re: bockers]
#876539
04/08/2009 13:08
04/08/2009 13:08
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This is interesting..
I am in the same position as you John regarding the Meta alarm. Except I have two new fobs for my one.
I have been thinking about my options for an alarm etc. Something with boot opening/window closing etc etc.
Interesting to see what is out there.
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Re: Central locking solutions
[Re: Sedicivalvole]
#876558
04/08/2009 13:28
04/08/2009 13:28
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RICHB
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There seems to be quite a few solutions, looks like the Toad RK30 is the one for my needs, will hunt around to see if I can get a good deal inc fitting.......
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