Can I directly connect door lock actuators to it? My factory system is dead, but I can directly plug the wires into the module. Will it work?
385754
Little clarification. Are you asking if you can trigger your factory power doorlock system with this Crimestopper system? If so, the answer is yes. If you're asking can you directly connect the actual door lock actuator to this unit, then your answer is no. VERY few systems made, by any brand, can push enough current to drive a door lock actuator (Viper 211HV does, about it). To connect actuators to this system, you'll need external relays. The DEI 451M is recommended. One 451M per pair of doors needing to lock/unlock.
385755
Yes, the door activators are actually on a separate plug. The downside is that you'll have to wire the whole box into your vehicle (minus the wires that go to the starter services. However yes, after the system is powered, you can just hook up the doors and not everything else.
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honestly, im not sure. that would make sence, i wired mine in & theres a wire that goes to the door lock/unlock actuator, but it dosnt lock/unlock my truck, but i need to call the company to see if i just hooked it up wrong or if the wire is supposed to wire to another box addon... but it does have a couple wires for the lock/unlock actutor
1924650
I used this to replace the door lock actuator on a 2002 Honda CRV--driver's door (left) --swing type (not sliding)... It works great now.
1297619
Watch a YouTube video first, or Google a photo of it installed in your type of car.it worked in my car,and I have what you would describe as "side movement style"locks
1613472
You should have no problem making this motor work with your vehicle. The only thing you would want to check is to make sure that the lock system on the vehicle now is solid metal rod driven and not cable wire. These aftermarket door lock motors will only work on solid metal.
1913807
These are universal fit door lock actuators. They do not install in place of the original actuator. You do not even have to remove the original only remove the wires from the original to power the universal actuator. The universal actuator connects to the rods that control the hand operated levers. I used them on a 2004 Chrysler over a year ago and they are still working great. Chrysler wanted $65.00 each for OEM these were under $5.00 each. I posted some tips for mounting previously. Good luck.
730593
It should work, maybe not a direct bolt in, but with some minor modifications you should be able to make it work fine. It's function is to act as a simple solenoid and move the lock bar up or down, or forward and back, depending on the style of your locks. It is very adaptable and should work fine.
2003705
You have installed it wrong. Mine did this and I went back and read the instructions and I had the mechanism inside installed 180 degrees off. Reinstalling it correctly solved the problem. This feature (pushing the logo button) allows you to lock the deadbolt without entering the combination and it should only work once for locking the door. If it works all the time anyone could walk up to the door - push the button and open the door. Please check your installation.
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Because it appears a mess I will answer. The thing will take 12 volts in so hook that up and then run the (correct) wires to your 2 wire door lock. The rest is lights on, horn beep, trunk release so go figure. Took me 2 weeks to make the door locks work and then the unit crashed after a few uses so I bought a hawk in the orange box with the car on it. It has better directions and the thing has taken multiple drops and extreme midwest cold and has continued to work. This stuff is a bit of a nightmare and the lack of instruction from most makes it almost impossible for the uninitiated. I bought 4 from 4 companies. Got one to work. So don't feel like the Lone Ranger. Good luck.
319441
These actuators are a universal type. They wouldn't fit directly in if at all. If you are repairing a vehicle with factory door locks, you are better off getting a direct fit part.
712437
It will work either door, you may have to get creative when mounting the actuator
2054187
I would have to say yes, the actuators could technically be used for many applications besides for locks, but will probably need some fabrication for the mounting of the actuator
2214172
No, these actuators are just the mechanical "motor" for your door locks. They have nothing to do with your security system or keyless entry remote.
1180832
No, this lock actuator is for the front door. To comment about the replacement of the internal motor, it is possible, but it is pretty difficult. I managed to replace one motor, but damaged the locking mechanism in the process. Overall, it's much easier to buy a new lock actuator module. The left rear lock unit for US built Camry 2003 is Dorman 931-430, but I'm not sure if this is the exact model, year, and door you're looking for. I hope this helps.
1977818
Depends. If your car already has those features and you want to integrate them into the keyfob, then it is a matter of identifying the wires to tap into. If your car does not have a particular option, e.g., remote start, then you will need to buy/install a separate module/parts and wire the alarm to it
206038
Not simply, this is hardwired to each door. To activate door, this shorts the 2 door wires together. My lift master supplies 15 vdc to the buttons, so you can try using a diode from each doors hot wire to the center button, should work
177928
Please go to realoem.com, select your car, model, production year/month navigate to the door panel, locate the lock actuator and part number and compare to that shown on the item at amazon-alternatively ask the seller