Re: [doc] lockzilla
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Re: [doc] lockzilla
- From: Martin Gutkowski <martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 10:29:55 +0100
Just a quick note: the OEM module has several serious design flaws. Do
not rely on one, even if everything apparently works. If you buy a car
with a lockzilla in it, then don't worry about removing it (although you
could probably sell it on ebay for more than we charge to upgrade an OEM
one!).
We've seen stacks of burned out solenoids now - in fact my own car is
the only one I've ever seen that didn't have at least some evidence of
heating of the solenoids. I've even seen the internals of a door that
caught fire because of the solenoid. Food for thought.
Martin
nick12dmc wrote:
> I have a lockzilla which I bought over 4 years ago, as a prevous
> owner had trashed the lock module trying to get the central locking
> working. It does just what it says on the box but I agree with
> Martin that is very expensive for what it is. At the time it
> appeared the only option.
> Before you get to involved in the lock module clean all the
> connectors in the wiring loom lock system with electrical contact
> cleaner (not WD 40). This was the main problem with my lock
> system. It also worked on Dean's D' when I striped the broken
> window mech from the passenger side. I opened and sprayed all
> the connectors and that side of the lock system started working.
> You may also have to remove the roof panel (outside) and get
> into the door harness accsess port. There are a mass of connectors
> in there clean em'all. This was the last area I did and fixed the
> last problem I had with the system. Re-seal the area well when
> you put it all back.
> Regards
> Nick H
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