Has anyone successfully wired in an electric vacuum pump (a la
126/201/124)
with the specific intent to install remote locks? [in 123]
No, you just need to add one regular motorized actuator to the
existing vacuum system and all will be well. Cheaper than
converting, and _much_ easier.
--
recall, I had a choice of tapping into the hatch, passenger, or
drivers door
signal. I went with passenger door, and the only bad thing is that if
you
use the keyless entry to lock it, you will set the alarm off if you
manually
unlock from the passenger door. No big deal if you know not to do
I simply can't believe all you middle-aged channel clicking couch potatoes
aren't clamoring for more info about how to install remote doorlocks on your
126/201/124 Mercs - S'up up wit dat?
On 7/6/06, Zeitgeist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm, come to think of it, I may have picked up the last
Channel clicking? Couch potato? -- when you are on this list, you
don't have time to click channels!
Also, a search of eBay turned up zero results for Audiovox AA-925,
so where would I get one? Leave the PC screen?
On 7/7/06, Zeitgeist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I simply can't believe all
Zeitgeist wrote:
I simply can't believe all you middle-aged channel clicking couch potatoes
aren't clamoring for more info about how to install remote doorlocks on your
126/201/124 Mercs - S'up up wit dat?
Between you and Jim Cathey, I know what wires to mess with, and that I
can get a 925
not to do it.
Dave Wakin
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I just realized the link I provided in an earlier email no longer functions,
so here it is again in all its raw splendor:
http://www.audiovox.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10001storeId=10001productId=13356langId=-1
You can try their dealer locator link or download the
Do you have kids? Ever have to hold onto grocery bags and kids at the same
time, while simultaneously fumbling for the correct key to open a door?
It's typically a much more leisurely struggle to fumble for the correct
ignition key, once you're already sitting down and the kids are safely
Oh btw, I installed an Audiovox AA-925, which I picked up at AutoZone for
~$50. I connected four wires total, all of which were locallized under the
passenger side rear seat.
On 7/5/06, Zeitgeist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a quick note of thanks to Mr Cathey and Mr Stanley for their
Does your local AZ have any more of that model? I can't find it.
Jeff Zedic
Toronto
Hmmm, come to think of it, I may have picked up the last one at that
particular AZ, but I know I've seen that model around. Here's a link to the
Audiovox page for this model, which has a dealer locator and the
installation manual.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?S1B724F5D
Now that I don't need to
I found a Crimestopper unit (don't remember the exact model) on Ebay
for about $30 that included the relays in one small package. Very easy
install as well.
Very similar to this, though it looks like prices have gone up a little...
Just a quick note of thanks to Mr Cathey and Mr Stanley for their unwitting
help yesterday as I installed remote keyless entry into my wagon. Jim's SDL
advice and Wray's forwarded email (from years ago) about an install in a '92
300E were instrumental--read, absolutely necessary--to my eventual
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