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Chevy38
 Post subject: EF FALCON GLi HEAD UNIT WIRING
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 10:50 pm 
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Just got a 95 EF , puld out the stocky head unit, snipd the wires, rewired the new head unit, but for some reason the alarm control wont open the boot or lok or unlok the doorz

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Krytox
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 10:55 pm 
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check the fuses!
does your new radio work after you 'snipped the wires"?

have you 'reprogrammed the remote fobs?"

and lastley does it start?

 

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Chevy38
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Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 9:49 am 
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Yeh new radio works, smart lock works, interior light works, fuses are fine immobiliser works, starts. The remote just wont work
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Chevy38
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How do u program REMOTE FOBS and what is it
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Chevy38
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How do u program REMOTE FOBS and what is it
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Its in the manual you get with the car. But anyway. Press the rear demist buttom 3 times within 5 sec when the car is in the ON position (i think about the key position). The door locks should lock and unlock a couple times. Then press the door button on a remote till the doors lock and unlock again, then repeat the locking process till all remotes are done. Then press the rear demist button once to exit learn mode. They should now work.

Im not completely sure this is the process but its pretty close. BUT it is in the owners manual for any EF EL.

 

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Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 10:40 am 
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i'm pretty sure your spot on there stomper
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Chevy38
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Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 12:07 pm 
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Thats good that you know its in the manual, and thnx for sayn it so many timez, lol, i dont hav a manual
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Shum's EL
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Thats good that you know its in the manual, and thnx for sayn it so many timez, lol, i dont hav a manual


time to go buy one... seriously though... you use it a lot
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hey i photocopy this page out of my BA manual book hope it helps u reprogram ur key pad :D

just click on the pic to make it bigger....

 

 

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Chevy38
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thnx for that i tried it.. but could there another wire i need to hook up for the remote to work the locking
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Chevy38
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thnx for that i tried it.. but could there another wire i need to hook up for the remote to work the locking
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surely the Batteries good in the remote itself?

 

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Yes it is
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BTW i didnt mean the workshop manual. Its the owners manual. Sorry to repeat or confuse you.

 

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