Honda Integra Type R - Remote Central Locking
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Honda Integra Type R - Remote Central Locking
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I have a UK Honda Integra Type R (V reg 2000 model) and I have fitted a Toad A101cl to the car. All the sensors work fine BUT I can't get the central locking to work with the alarm. I have blown a few fuses and would like some help before anything drastic happens. The readings I'm getting from the central door locking unit (labeled: Mitsuba door lock control 12v RK-0242)
are:
1. 12v constant
2. 0v constant
3. 12v unlocking
4. 12v locking
5. 5v unlocking
6. 5v locking
The bottom four wires go back to 0v after the lock/unlock has happened.
I asume the type of central locking is "trigger locking" but I don't know if it is positive or negative.
I know I'm in the UK and the wire colours might be different but I think the voltages are the same. The alarm has 2 wires that go to either ground or 12v depending on the type of central locking it is and 2 wires 1 x pulse (unlock) 1 x Pulse (lock).
I would be very grateful for any help with this.
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I have a UK Honda Integra Type R (V reg 2000 model) and I have fitted a Toad A101cl to the car. All the sensors work fine BUT I can't get the central locking to work with the alarm. I have blown a few fuses and would like some help before anything drastic happens. The readings I'm getting from the central door locking unit (labeled: Mitsuba door lock control 12v RK-0242)
are:
1. 12v constant
2. 0v constant
3. 12v unlocking
4. 12v locking
5. 5v unlocking
6. 5v locking
The bottom four wires go back to 0v after the lock/unlock has happened.
I asume the type of central locking is "trigger locking" but I don't know if it is positive or negative.
I know I'm in the UK and the wire colours might be different but I think the voltages are the same. The alarm has 2 wires that go to either ground or 12v depending on the type of central locking it is and 2 wires 1 x pulse (unlock) 1 x Pulse (lock).
I would be very grateful for any help with this.
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Thanks.
Originally Posted by VPUPPY
most hondas are negative trigger locks.
I'll take another look with that in mind now.
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You were right.
Thanks for your help you are right that they are negative trigger locking which helped me find out that I needed an actuator for the drivers door to activate the central locking.
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