central lock for the mid console?
09-17-2003, 02:57 PM
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You may want to check out this mod: http://www.baustnet.com/honda/mods/trunksw/trunksw.htm
It will make the trunk swtich only operate when the accessory power is on. It's very simple to do with minimal cost.
It will make the trunk swtich only operate when the accessory power is on. It's very simple to do with minimal cost.
09-17-2003, 03:55 PM
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Originally posted by r2d2
... and put up price and order information! I would get this one in the heartbeat no matter how (reasonably) it would cost! How come folks doing the accessories didn't come up with this? Technically it must be so easy, I bet there is a manufacturer - supplier - of who would not mind to sell few thousands more of these to s2k community...
... and put up price and order information! I would get this one in the heartbeat no matter how (reasonably) it would cost! How come folks doing the accessories didn't come up with this? Technically it must be so easy, I bet there is a manufacturer - supplier - of who would not mind to sell few thousands more of these to s2k community...
I'd be happy knowing that others could benefit from this too.
09-17-2003, 09:07 PM
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You might do a search on remote garage door openers from headlights. There's a guy who wired his garage door opener under the hood with minimal out of pocket and a relatively easy mod. I'm thinking about doing this with mine.
09-18-2003, 07:04 AM
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My roommate took a quick look at it and he said that based on the type of lock, he doesn't believe its possible to do. He said he'd take a closer look when the weather is a bit better... but he said I doubt it can be done the way you guys want it.
He was like sure, I could make it open with a button (on the remote), but you'd still need the key to unlock it.
He was like sure, I could make it open with a button (on the remote), but you'd still need the key to unlock it.
09-18-2003, 07:27 AM
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Yeah, because the factory locking mechanism is self-contained and just grabs the hook on the inside of the console door. That's why I was suggesting another separate locking mechanism. You would just leave the console unlocked all the time, and then a solenoid or something would prevent it from opening while the car is off.
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