Keyless entry conections

[GoNzCiD]

Hi, I've a 1989 Nissan Bluebird T12 CA18ET, i'm from spain and I want to install a keyless entry. Anyone knows the electrical schema or the wires function to install this keyless entry.

I supose I have to connect some wires to the existing installation, I've install any others kits in other cars, but in this one I don't find any information about my car. I don't know if it locks/unlocks by - or by +12v.

Thanks

[Broadfield]

You would have to add a actuator into the drivers door. Basically if you lock it with the drivers plunger it locks the passenger side..... correct? But if you lock it with the passenger side plunger, it does not lock the drivers side!?! Which means there is a motor in the passenger door, but not the drivers. So you will need to add a aftermarket actuator in the drivers door. You will need to wire relays to trigger it unless your keyless has built in relays for locks. Then when you hit the lock or unlock on your keyless remote it will tell the passenger side to lock or unlock.

Let me know if you have any more questions.

Toby

[GoNzCiD]

Thanks Toby, It´s correct. If I lock/unlock driver door with the key, It locks/unlocks the other three doors, but if I press the drivers button it locks the other three doors but the drivers not.

The keyless entry I have, has two relays internally so I have 6 wires to combine with the electrical car wires.

I woulk like to put the keyless within add any aftermarket actuator and wire the otrher three doors. It is possible?

I have think this solution: Driver's door have a master actuator, if I can activate this actuator with my keyless entry, the OEM system locks/unlocks the other three doors like I use the key, ist'n it?

Thanks a lot.

[Broadfield]

The drivers side actuator does not have input wires on it, only output wires..... which trigger the other 3 actuators. This is why you have to add an actuator. Now if you only wanted the other 3 to work, then you could just tap into the output wires, but that would be pretty pointless. Actuators are only like $15 at the very most, so it is a pretty cheap process.