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Offline Bush Tucker Man

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« on: March 25, 2006, 18:24:51 »
Has anyone fitted aftermarket Central Locking to a 110Station Wagon? (on all 5 doors, & operated from the door lock, not a 'remote')

I know there was an article in an early (91-92?) copy of 'LRO', I'll have to dig it out

Maplins do kits at a reasonable price
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« Reply #1 on: March 25, 2006, 18:50:45 »
Try  www.falcon4x4.com
They have an advert on page 48 of Aprils LRW
 4 door kit £88 and £39 for rear door
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« Reply #2 on: March 25, 2006, 20:09:20 »
I think I would buy the 21.99 Maplin kit instead :wink: and an extra solenoid for the rear door.

I've fitted mine to two front doors so far and just working out best way to fit rear door one. Thw two front doors were really easy to fit.

Mine is a base 05 Defender with the alarm and cdl. I had the alarm configured at local independent which was easy. They just needed to set-up the two remotes and activate. Works great. I think all TD5's left the factory with the larm fitted. You just have to activate it.

Rather than hook the maplin actautor I plan to hook the solenoids up to the output of the alarm ecu for the factory fit solenoids. So that CDL will work off LR remote and key in drivers door lock.

The rear door uses a weird way of actuating as the rod is in the top of the lock. It uses an 'L' piece that rotates and connects the rod of lock and rod of solenoid together. This enables the solenoid to be installed under the rear wiper motor.

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« Reply #3 on: March 25, 2006, 20:57:34 »
I asked the audio/alarm dealer that fitted the (insurance required) extra immobiliser about the cost of CL.
 
After a few days they got back to me




£300.00 fitted & working from the drivers door-lock :shock:
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