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[zetecsi16v]

Hey everyone got these doors awhile back

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ford-Fiesta-Doors-Smoothed-Handles-Locks-with-Solenoids_W0QQitemZ160138398253QQihZ006QQcategoryZ21654QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem#ebayphotohosting

just wondering what else i need? My fiesta mk3 does not have central locking so im guessing i need central locking? so any one no any good kits also i will need a decent alarm right? lol sorry about this

any help be grateful


Cheers

[minston2]

from reading that listing the solenoids are already in the doors yeah?? find a permenant live and connect it to the live on the solenoids.

[zetecsi16v]

Yeah so will i have to buy a central locking kit and decent alarm?
cuss if i just connect them up as they are there wnt be anyway to lock my car?

[zetecsi16v]

BUMP

[edders]

what happens when your battery dies?

[zetecsi16v]

cnt remember if this is right but been told to connect some wire from battery under front bumper so i can just connect them up with my battery charger if this happens. all im asking though is do i need remote locking cuss if i connect them up to a live surly any one can open the doors? been told to get decent alarm and connect them up to that is that right?

[~XX03GTR~]

Yes, you need remote central locking of some sort, your looking at an aftermarket system really. You can fit ford central locking, then either buy an aftermarket rcl kit (fob, mechanism, etc) or phone somebody like clifford and ask for somebody to fit a rcl to your car.

As for when/if the battery goes flat, the common method is to run (descreetly) two wires from your battery and tuck them somewhere easily accessable, inner wing, bumper etc.

Hope this helps.

[zetecsi16v]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FIESTA-KA-ESCORT-2-DOOR-CENTRAL-LOCKING-KIT_W0QQitemZ230177757502QQihZ013QQcategoryZ15329QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem#ebayphotohosting

Thanks mate so im after something like this?

[properphatboy]

lol at the car they came off!

Those style central locking kits don't fit easily at all, so you'll need original central locking stuff to put in. Then an aftermarket alarm to unlock them, and those push buttons will pop the doors. These obviously wont work when the doors are locked. I'd also wire in remotes to pop the doors, but that's just me.

Then you just need a way of opening the bonnet or a wire from the +ve to get enough power to the car to use the central locking. Unless you keep the boot lock and use that in emergencies.

[zetecsi16v]

That pic dont do the car any justice! each to there own tastes though

Do you no where i can get the original central locking from ??

Thanks for your help mate.

[Ollybee]

As for when/if the battery goes flat, the common method is to run (descreetly) two wires from your battery and tuck them somewhere easily accessable, inner wing, bumper etc.

But the battery will be flat??

[tomcat404]

As for when/if the battery goes flat, the common method is to run (descreetly) two wires from your battery and tuck them somewhere easily accessable, inner wing, bumper etc.

But the battery will be flat??

I think he means have wires hanging down (connected to the remote locking) which a battery can be connected to so you can at least get the doors open.

[Ollybee]

Ah!

I'll wake up eventually today.

[properphatboy]

I think he means have wires hanging down (connected to the remote locking) which a battery can be connected to so you can at least get the doors open.

Nah, just a wire from the +ve terminal of the battery (the body's your earth) that you can attach a booster/battery to so that you can get enough power into the system for the alarm and door poppers to work.

That pic dont do the car any justice! each to there own tastes though

Do you no where i can get the original central locking from ??

You'll find the majority on here prefer mint standard looking cars using original Ford stuff rather than lairy bodykits.

Central locking can be gotten off any 3dr Fiesta with the Electric pack at you local scrap, from the For Sale section on the forums or from eBay.