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ive fitted central locking and had the key modified


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new to this wrote: Tue Dec 15, 2020 8:49 pm ive fitted central locking and had the key modified


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Showing off a bit Dave :lol: Boot as well? Very posh. :thumbsup:

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or its a sign of getting old :lol:
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Remote central locking AND boot release!


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I was going to incorporate the fob with the key on the Dolomega as Dave has done, using the Omega key body as it incorporated a chip for the immobiliser. But it turned out I had to have the immobiliser professionaly bypassed at great expense and the chip was no longer needed. seemed a waste of money after that!

Got 2 fobs like this, plus the master reception unit to work it all (and an alarm if I wanted) for only £18 on ebay, probably Chinese, but from a UK seller. Doors and boot can still be released manually if desired and there will be a push botton for the boot inside the car as well.

Not so much old age, or even rank laziness (though I do have some of that) so much as a deep love of gadgets. Electric windows going in too!

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Carledo wrote: Wed Dec 16, 2020 8:09 pm Remote central locking AND boot release!


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I was going to incorporate the fob with the key on the Dolomega as Dave has done, using the Omega key body as it incorporated a chip for the immobiliser. But it turned out I had to have the immobiliser professionaly bypassed at great expense and the chip was no longer needed. seemed a waste of money after that!

Got 2 fobs like this, plus the master reception unit to work it all (and an alarm if I wanted) for only £18 on ebay, probably Chinese, but from a UK seller. Doors and boot can still be released manually if desired and there will be a push botton for the boot inside the car as well.

Not so much old age, or even rank laziness (though I do have some of that) so much as a deep love of gadgets. Electric windows going in too!

Steve
And turning a Triumph into a Vauxhall :lol: :lol: No bad thing really Steve 8)

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dollyman wrote: Tue Dec 15, 2020 10:35 pm
new to this wrote: Tue Dec 15, 2020 8:49 pm ive fitted central locking and had the key modified


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Showing off a bit Dave :lol: Boot as well? Very posh. :thumbsup:

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:D :D havent connected the boot
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tamtrucks wrote: Tue Dec 15, 2020 11:22 pm or its a sign of getting old :lol:
maybe :D :D :D
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Carledo wrote: Wed Dec 16, 2020 8:09 pm Remote central locking AND boot release!


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I was going to incorporate the fob with the key on the Dolomega as Dave has done, using the Omega key body as it incorporated a chip for the immobiliser. But it turned out I had to have the immobiliser professionaly bypassed at great expense and the chip was no longer needed. seemed a waste of money after that!

Got 2 fobs like this, plus the master reception unit to work it all (and an alarm if I wanted) for only £18 on ebay, probably Chinese, but from a UK seller. Doors and boot can still be released manually if desired and there will be a push botton for the boot inside the car as well.

Not so much old age, or even rank laziness (though I do have some of that) so much as a deep love of gadgets. Electric windows going in too!

Steve
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im also into gadgets :D :D :D also working out the fitting of electric windows got the drivers side to work still working out passengers side
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Pah...
I see your fancy remotes and raise you keyless entry and push button start.








Ok slight lie, the door lock doesn't work and the ignition is broken. :wink:
But on a serious note I am working on keyless entry and keyless start for Project July.
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TrustNo1 wrote: Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:17 pm Pah...
I see your fancy remotes and raise you keyless entry and push button start.








Ok slight lie, the door lock doesn't work and the ignition is broken. :wink:
But on a serious note I am working on keyless entry and keyless start for Project July.
I have pushbutton start too! Since I fit it to almost all my cars, I didn't think it worth mentioning!

Steve
'73 2 door Toledo with Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 8v engine (The Carledo)
'78 Sprint Auto with Vauxhall Omega 2.2 16v engine (The Dolomega)
'72 Triumph 1500FWD in Slate Grey, Now with RWD and Carledo powertrain!

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Carledo wrote: Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:43 pm
TrustNo1 wrote: Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:17 pm Pah...
I see your fancy remotes and raise you keyless entry and push button start.








Ok slight lie, the door lock doesn't work and the ignition is broken. :wink:
But on a serious note I am working on keyless entry and keyless start for Project July.
I have pushbutton start too! Since I fit it to almost all my cars, I didn't think it worth mentioning!

Steve

I thought it was worth a jokey comment.
Some people are like Slinky's, they serve no real purpose in life but bring a smile to your face when you push them down the stairs.
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