REPCO - 4 Door Central Locking Kit - $24.99 (Save $15)

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  skirtlol on 08/09/2009 - 09:58

  +1

  note that this isn't 'remote' central locking. still, not a bad deal

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    Click_It on 08/09/2009 - 10:06

    Whoops, I thought I stated that but didn't. Thanks will update ad.

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  MrGareth on 08/09/2009 - 10:29

  Anyone actually installed something like that? I want a remote central locking kit for a ute (i.e. two doors only)… but is it something for a professional to install, or can we do it at home?

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    Davo1111 on 08/09/2009 - 10:42

    it's not that hard tbh. the hardest bit is getting the door panels off, but once that's done it's just basic wiring. If you have a large ute box in your tray, i've seen people set them upto the central locking system too. quite clever

    just buy a generic kit at supercheap/repco/autobarn/

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    Click_It on 08/09/2009 - 10:59

    As Davo said. I haven't installed one myself but a mate did one of my cars years ago and his together, took him 2 or 3 hours to get both cars done from memory. I'm probably going to get a remote kit but thought this deal was worth posting here for people who don't care about remotes.

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    snakeoilos on 08/09/2009 - 11:38

    I installed one on my car once, and hooked it to my alarm system (to get that remote central locking)…

    pretty easy to do really… And kindda fun..

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  Blasphemy on 08/09/2009 - 11:12

  I've used a kit like this previously to replace my faulty door locks. It's just a matter of mounting the actuators inside the doors and then hooking up the controller to an existing alarm system or remote. As long as you have a multimeter and some basic electrical knowledge it's pretty easy. 1-2 hours.

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    MrGareth on 08/09/2009 - 16:55

    That's sort of what I need… the ute has faulty door locks (if you turn the key too much, the lock actually stops working, and you can't unlock it!)… so we've had to pull off the door trim to get at the barrel to get it working again. :(

    So in my case, I want a full remote central locking kit (since the ute doesn't have remotes), which would then avoid us continually stuffing up the lock with the key.

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  Koonit on 08/09/2009 - 11:35

  I bought a kit for the same price from Autobahn some time ago, to replace a worn/blown actuator. IT was really easy to replace and I've got 3 spare in case it happens again, or someone wants central locking in there 2 door ute or coupe.

  I've tried to setup one of these kits myself and the hardest part for me was getting the wiring through the doors and into the car and wired up.. Need someone that knows what they're doing. I gave up and got a professional to do it! Cost $100 with a remote and siren.

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  ulun-lpg on 08/09/2009 - 19:54

  +1

  i went to the store this arvo to get oil leak stopper and asked about this central locking. sale wont start from this Thursday. I might pick one up and install it on the weekend.

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    Click_It on 09/09/2009 - 08:58

    Sorry I didn't realise it hasn't already started, will update.

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      ulun-lpg on 09/09/2009 - 09:26

      +1

      no probs, it's just that i was there anyway :)

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  Converse1977 on 14/09/2009 - 21:19

  I'm suprised the moderator "Hueydata" hasn't picked on your post yet about just posting a picture and not actual URL website of the deal?

  A couple of my Automotive posts I just used a picture from a catalogue or website I was told by "Hueydata" to only use the URL of the deal and never just a picture unless you have no other choice…

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    Click_It on 15/09/2009 - 10:04

    Dunno… I do a few posts a week, usually on 1 day when all the junkmail arrives and usually I do scans since the scanner is right next to me. Never been told anything otherwise and to be honest I don't see how there is a problem with it as long as you provide all the relevents (starting/expiry dates etc). I don't think I've ever received a NEG vote so nobody else minds either.

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      Converse1977 on 15/09/2009 - 10:23

      I agree with you mate, I used to do most of my posts just by using the picture as usually it's only a certain engine oil that's on sale and I upload the picture of the oil and didn't have any problems for ages until recently…

      I allways add the shop name and dates in the descriptions aswell but it seems it's not good enough anymore…

      If you check out my last post on the Repco oil sale you will see what I mean…

      And my last Super Cheap Auto post got the same treatment when it was just a 1 day sale on engine oil it still got edited after I added the picture all by the same mod.