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| lukehemmings |
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Does anyone know how i can run a flashing LED up to constant 12V power. I basically want it to turn on when i lock the doors and off when they're unlocked.
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| mr_sperm1 |
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isn't that what the smartlock light does? i know it isn't just an unlock-lock thing but why do you want one of them? fake alarm system? if so, just switch it!
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| EBGizmo |
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Have you got factory central, or aftermarket?
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| EBGizmo |
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If you have factory central, open your front passenger side door, slide the rubber boot off where the door lock wires go thru the door jam, and locate the Yellow/Black wire. This gets negative 12V when the doors get centrally locked. Connect this wire to the negative side of a 12V LED, supply the Positive lead of the LED with constant 12V, and Bob's your uncle
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| lukehemmings |
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EBGizmo wrote: If you have factory central, open your front passenger side door, slide the rubber boot off where the door lock wires go thru the door jam, and locate the Yellow/Black wire. This gets negative 12V when the doors get centrally locked. Connect this wire to the negative side of a 12V LED, supply the Positive lead of the LED with constant 12V, and Bob's your uncle
Oh sweet man, exactly what i was after, so it will flash only when the central locking is activated? |
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| EBGizmo |
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According to my Haynes manual, it does
Can post schematic if you need it.
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| kday |
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yep it's easy, i have done the same to my car and it works really well
especially at night, you can easily see if your cars locked from a distance
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