Title: Convert a manual door lock to electric lock
Post by: maxderoswell on August 10, 2011, 08:36:54 pm
Hello everybody,
I have just received my new door rubber from Land Rover.
My assembly (from peugeot 405) for electric locking is ready and fit in the right door.
I wish convert my manuals doors to electrik lock but I'm don't know how fit the motor and the part necessary for motor link the manual mecanism.
Thank you vey much.
Friendly
Mathieu
I have just received my new door rubber from Land Rover.
My assembly (from peugeot 405) for electric locking is ready and fit in the right door.
I wish convert my manuals doors to electrik lock but I'm don't know how fit the motor and the part necessary for motor link the manual mecanism.
Thank you vey much.
Friendly
Mathieu
Title: Re: Convert a manual door lock to electric lock
Post by: RazorbackNOR on August 10, 2011, 08:44:03 pm
Pictures of doorinsides and part would be nice. ;)
Title: Re: Convert a manual door lock to electric lock
Post by: maxderoswell on August 12, 2011, 03:43:03 pm
Hello,
I can't post pictures because I my murena's lock is manual and I wish convert it to electrical.
Everybody have an electrical door closing system and pictures ?
Thank you
Mathieu
I can't post pictures because I my murena's lock is manual and I wish convert it to electrical.
Everybody have an electrical door closing system and pictures ?
Thank you
Mathieu
Title: Re: Convert a manual door lock to electric lock
Post by: Matra_Hans on August 21, 2011, 08:37:47 pm
Hi Mathieu,
As nobody have given an answer to your question regarding installing electric operated door locks I will give it a go, as I have installed electric locks in several cars including my Murena.
You write that you have a locking system from a Peugeot 405. In my opinion it is a lot easier to start with an aftermarket set which you can get very cheap. The electric actuators simply have to be connected to the rod connecting the manual locking nob on top of the doorside with the door locking mechanism. In an aftermarket set there are included some clamps to make this connection.
I have included a photo of a set up (on my workshop floor) which I hope explains how to do the installation.
Regards Hans
As nobody have given an answer to your question regarding installing electric operated door locks I will give it a go, as I have installed electric locks in several cars including my Murena.
You write that you have a locking system from a Peugeot 405. In my opinion it is a lot easier to start with an aftermarket set which you can get very cheap. The electric actuators simply have to be connected to the rod connecting the manual locking nob on top of the doorside with the door locking mechanism. In an aftermarket set there are included some clamps to make this connection.
I have included a photo of a set up (on my workshop floor) which I hope explains how to do the installation.
Regards Hans
Title: Re: Convert a manual door lock to electric lock
Post by: davidewanprice on August 22, 2011, 12:44:42 am
And how easy are these to wire up? I'm guessing there might be a feed already on all Murenas, just not used on many?
Title: Re: Convert a manual door lock to electric lock
Post by: Matra_Hans on August 22, 2011, 08:04:00 am
On the cars I have seen there are no built in wiring systems. But the aftermarket set comes with everything that you need wiring loom, control box and remote controls. It is simply plug and play.
Hans
Hans
Title: Re: Convert a manual door lock to electric lock
Post by: RazorbackNOR on August 22, 2011, 08:13:41 am
There should be a feed already for the windows, so this should be no problem tapping into?
Title: Re: Convert a manual door lock to electric lock
Post by: maxderoswell on August 23, 2011, 08:15:41 pm
Hello,
I wish mount an "genuine peugeot asembly" lol.
I just need 2x peugeot 305 door mecanism.
As like as : (http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/9661/serrurecentralise.jpg) (http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/9661/serrurecentralise.jpg)
But in place of 305 kiekert motor, use 405 motors and schemes.
If it possible, I will go see an 305 crashed, this Saturday.
Mathieu
I wish mount an "genuine peugeot asembly" lol.
I just need 2x peugeot 305 door mecanism.
As like as : (http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/9661/serrurecentralise.jpg) (http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/9661/serrurecentralise.jpg)
But in place of 305 kiekert motor, use 405 motors and schemes.
If it possible, I will go see an 305 crashed, this Saturday.
Mathieu
