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Hey Kris,
Would fitting this kit to an ED Futura be similar to the EF/EL? And where behind the dash do i find this BEM thingy? Can i use the factory wiring? I want to give this a go.
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bbd71 wrote: Hey Kris,
Would fitting this kit to an ED Futura be similar to the EF/EL? And where behind the dash do i find this BEM thingy? Can i use the factory wiring? I want to give this a go. you shouldn't have any trouble fitting it to a ED. ED's have the same actuators as the EF. Also ED's don't have smartlock integrated into the BEM. They have a seperate module which is red and is just above the handbrake. I beleive the wiring coming from the ED smartlock module is the same as the smartlock wiring coming from the EF BEM. Hope this helps
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| Sturmovik |
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Could you not just hook up the actuators to the existing wiring? And not worry about adding anythign else?
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Unfortunately not - I've tested this theory, and they aren't a direct replacement. You need to wire in a 5 wire master actuator in the drivers door to have full functionality, e.g. smartlock keyfob, keylocking all doors, dash cent locking switch.
If you have an alarm fitted, you can wire all as 2 wire slaves, but you can only lock/unlock using the alarm remote, nothing else will work. The extra wiring isn't that hard - 1 or 2 extra wires to the drivers door, so the door actuator can use the existing lock/unlock wires plus the earth wire - you could use the power line, but you might want to reserve it for power window power if not fitted, hence the extra 2 wires fitted. The others just use the lock/unlock lines, so no additional wiring to the other doors. All the wires needed for the relay unit can be sourced off the BEM, e.g. power, earth, lock/unlock. The best way to understand is to get your kit and study the circuit setup, and work it from there.
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| bbd71 |
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fordzatmyplace wrote: bbd71 wrote: Hey Kris, Would fitting this kit to an ED Futura be similar to the EF/EL? And where behind the dash do i find this BEM thingy? Can i use the factory wiring? I want to give this a go. you shouldn't have any trouble fitting it to a ED. ED's have the same actuators as the EF. Also ED's don't have smartlock integrated into the BEM. They have a seperate module which is red and is just above the handbrake. I beleive the wiring coming from the ED smartlock module is the same as the smartlock wiring coming from the EF BEM. Hope this helps Thanks for the info.
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yeah snap0964 has it all worked out
there are other ways to replace the locks, but the idea is to make it work the same as the factory setup (only better) also i have no idea about other model falcons, but assuming they have the same 3 wire setup you just have to work out which is which, you can't break it, so just have a go 
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hahahah it works a treat! now i have to stop myself from playing with the locks
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mitch_anderson wrote: hahahah it works a treat! now i have to stop myself from playing with the locks
Would a cartoon of some type of beer be sufficient for you to do it to mine? 8) Did you end up cracking/breaking any parts of trim in the process?
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Till_Lind wrote: mitch_anderson wrote: hahahah it works a treat! now i have to stop myself from playing with the locks 8) Did you end up cracking/breaking any parts of trim in the process? Mitch doesn't have door trims lol... 
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yes i do...they are in my car...well 3 out of 4 that is...
hmm dunno about beer being enough for install tho tis a bit of a b**ch to do....just diy...biggest problem is running 2 extra wires into the door for the master lock  thats my job tomoro...then just cleaning ithe car and i should be sweet
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yeah i remember the old girls car just locking and unlocking it self for about 5 mins while eventuly got in (right timing) and drove about 2 km's then it stoped but it hasn't happened to me yet the only thing my smart lock has started to do is lock itself when the cars not on...??? has this happened to any1 else and i havnt notised it has unlocked before so thats ok
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i put the master in my car so far and wired it up to make sure i caould get it to work beofre i did the rest (i did disconnect the other doors though)
but in the doco it says to connect the red with yellow stripe to the brown and yellow with black stripe to the white. but i found it was locking the car when it should have been unlocking the car so i reversed it to what it says in the doc and now its fine. was it a mistake in the docco? |
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kday wrote: doco is up guys
Im the first time in this forum because I just discovered, that my Falcon EF station has exactly the same problem. How can I get a copy of the doco? Couldnt find a link though Cheers |
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Hey guys, this is my first post
My door lock motor in the passenger door stuffed up and I bought a replacement, but can't figure out how to get the damn old one out! it's like pop-riveted in there or something 
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you drill out the rivets, and replace them.
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