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Wiring help for power door locks
Saturday, October 29, 2005 7:18 PM
I need some help guys & I searched and couldn't find anything on this.

I installed my commando power door locks today. Everything went fine except when I went to try them. Instead of locking the doors it wants to keep unlocking and stay unlocked. The five wires are color coded, so I matched them up, Black, White, Brown, Blue & Green.

The instructions mentioned "In some car mechanism, reversed actuator wires is required for normal function". For two-wire actuator, switch green (blue) - green (blue) and blue (red) - blue (red) to green (blue) - blue (red) and blue (red) - green (blue). Repeat this step for white (purple) / brown (brown wires) for 5- wire actuator if required.

These instructions might as well be in another language, cause I can't make any sense of it. I think my brain is fried from looking at this too long! Any suggestions and help would be Greatly appreciated.

Thanks!



Re: Wiring help for power door locks
Wednesday, November 02, 2005 10:08 AM
Bump.


Anyone????

Any suggestions, Please.


Re: Wiring help for power door locks
Wednesday, November 02, 2005 10:13 AM
explian this, real quick, what switch are you using?
the actuator should only have two wires, green and blue... the rest would be if youre running it through a set of relays.....




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Re: Wiring help for power door locks
Wednesday, November 02, 2005 10:51 AM
buzz122, the set didn't come with switchs. Switches are not needed due to the central locking door lock module.

Here's a link to the system I bought.
http://www.slickcar.com/productdetails.asp?ProductID=2271

Please help!

Thanks


Re: Wiring help for power door locks
Thursday, November 03, 2005 6:50 PM
Anyone??
I guess I can unhook the other wires (Black, White, Brown) and leave the Blue & Green connected? What about a ground? Is the main ground on the harness the only one I need? I'll be adding an alarm soon and do I need any of these wires for the lock/unlock for the remotes??

Sorry for all the questions & Thank You for the help.
Peace Out!


Re: Wiring help for power door locks
Thursday, November 03, 2005 6:54 PM
Sal Medina wrote:Well some people have asked me for the diagrams for a couple of things so here i have the power door locks,

Power Door Lock Without Keyless Entry........



Power Door Lock With Keyless Entry.......



Power Windows




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Re: Wiring help for power door locks
Thursday, November 03, 2005 8:59 PM
i had the same problem and me and my dad were messing around and switching the wires around and it worked finally. Check your ground. I think our problem had to do with grounding. Switch the wires around and see if it works.
Re: Wiring help for power door locks
Friday, November 04, 2005 6:39 AM
can you post some pics on what the actual harness looks like, cuz you got me slightly flustered on the 5 wires.
once you get an alarm in this, i doubt that you will need the central locking system, cuz then you should be able to just use the blue and gren wires...
without actually seeing what everything looks like i can't give a positive answer.
the grn & blu, should be the standard for teh actuator motor, the black sould be the ground, and then either the white or brown be the constant 12+, but either way that leaves you with an extra wire.... so obviously that can't be right.
from the link, it also looks like there is teh 5 wire deal on the actualtor itself. thats why i want to see what the wiring laout looks like.




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Re: Wiring help for power door locks
Friday, November 04, 2005 7:05 PM
Ben, I assume that you have the five wire actuator? What wires did you connect? (ie: blue to blue, or brown to white, etc,etc??) I don't think it's a grounding issue, I have the ground connected to the battery with some other grounds.

I'll get a pic up soon. (Damn, I knew I shouldn't have let the ex keep the digital camera!)

Thanks for all the suggestions & Help!

Peace Out!


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