I was thinking about picking a kit up. Now, I'm decent in wiring. So if I took an hour or so out of the day, could I have the sucker installed and working? Keep in mind, I'm a moron.
Anyone ever install keyless entry? - 6G Celicas Forums
You might be able to get it installed in a hour the lock wires are in the drivers kickpanel. The locks are negative trigger and lock is blue/black and unlock is blue.
Another option is doing a full alarm it's a few more wires and a little more work but you get the protection. Just an idea.
Another option is doing a full alarm it's a few more wires and a little more work but you get the protection. Just an idea.
So I don't have to tear my door apart to do this? Just splice some wires? I would do an alarm, but I don't exactly live in the middle of a crime infested town, nor is my car that bling bling (nor do I have a ridiculously expensive stereo). Plus just the keyless is cheaper, and cuts the ignition wire when you lock the car.
This post has been edited by MrCodyFantastic: Jul 29, 2003 - 7:32 PM
This post has been edited by MrCodyFantastic: Jul 29, 2003 - 7:32 PM
Well, the first time I ever installed keyless entry was when I did it on my car last summer, and it took me around three hours or so to do the wiring and stuff. I could do it in an hour now though, now that I've installed an alarm with remote start. >
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U all have power locks right? can u do keyless entry on a un power lock car?
--SleeperCelica+Jul 30, 2003 - 12:16 AM
Sorry I should've asked that too. I assumed you meant you had power locks and wanted to add keyless entry. If you don't have power locks than it is gonna take more than an hour.
Coomer: did you locktite all of the screws on the actuator. When I installed at the shop we had a few cars comeback because the screws worked loose. Once we started using locktite we never had a problem.
| QUOTE (SleeperCelica @ Jul 30, 2003 - 12:16 AM) |
| U all have power locks right? can u do keyless entry on a un power lock car? |
Sorry I should've asked that too. I assumed you meant you had power locks and wanted to add keyless entry. If you don't have power locks than it is gonna take more than an hour.
Coomer: did you locktite all of the screws on the actuator. When I installed at the shop we had a few cars comeback because the screws worked loose. Once we started using locktite we never had a problem.
Nah...I already have power locks. So it's gonna be super easy?
so u can do it without power locks?
Yeah, but you need to buy an actuator from a place like http://www.autoloc.com which will make them open and close on thier own.
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I did install power lock actuators when I did this. Those took me a while to do, but that was because it was back when I was dumb. >
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Also, I didn't use Locktite, and once a screw was loose, so I just tightened it down, and I haven't had problems since. I probably should use some Locktite on them though. >>
By the way, you can find the actuators for like five bucks a pop on eBay. That's what I did, and they're worked perfectly for me. >>
>Also, I didn't use Locktite, and once a screw was loose, so I just tightened it down, and I haven't had problems since. I probably should use some Locktite on them though. >
>By the way, you can find the actuators for like five bucks a pop on eBay. That's what I did, and they're worked perfectly for me. >
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thanks