Full Rightclick Central Locking

[mrw2311]

Hiya, i have an arosa and it has manual locking.

http://www.rclick.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=53&products_id=398

I'm looking at buying the rightclick central locking kit in the link above ^ and was wondering if anyone else has fitted this, and is it easy enough to do yourself? And any simple instructions of how its done?

Also, is it possible to lock/unlock the boot with the keyfob on this kit? Not boot popper, just simply lock or unlock it.

Appreciate any help. cheers

[Pete91]

Do a quick search on here for rclick. Loooads of stuff on it already.

[Skezza]

there is, but ive not found like a definitive guide that has said its easy or hard to be honest

[Pete91]

There's a how to here:

http://forums.clublupo.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=81388

[Skezza]

So Pete, you reckon that if I remove the bonnet pull and the plastic the wires should already be there.

Does that apply to the 1.0E base model, no electric windows, no central locking, cigarette lighter and engine only model?

[Skezza]

Out of curiosity, would these kits be compatible with VAGCOM or are they basically independent units? As in, there's a VAGCOM setting to automatically lock central locking after a few seconds of driving, is this possible with these?

[Pete91]

If you don't have the connection blocks then the vehicle specific guide rclick give you will tell you where all the wires go

[DannyParanoid]

I didn't have the connection blocks so just ran power from the battery for it

[Skezza]

How much power from the battery does it draw? Also compatible with VAGCOM? I guess not.

Edited September 27, 2012 by Skezza

[JoeA]

I had my right click alarm armed for 2 weeks and still unlocked and started first time when i got back.

And no no vagcom.

Edited September 27, 2012 by joeadamou

[mrw2311]

Oh right okay thanks, I think I'll just buy it and give it a bash one day:) does anyone know if it locks the boot too though?

Cheers

[Gruntilla]

also interested if the boot can be added on to a 3rd button key

[Skezza]

Doubt it, but i'll see if I can find anything

[Pete91]

I think you might be able to do it if you put an actuator into the boot?

[Skezza]

I think you might be able to do it if you put an actuator into the boot?

yeah but you would need extra wiring and that would be a bitch

[Pete91]

Hmm yeah see your point. You could maybe try take the setup from another lupo that has a remote lock boot and stick the wires up and along the roof lining?

[JoeA]

The third button isnt a boot button, theres lock, unlock, and silent lock.

Your best bet is to have the boot solenoid wired up to the rest so the whole car is locked or unlocked

[mrw2311]

Oh right okay,

I've been looking and found a central locking boot actuator from a mk3 golf, do you think that would fit? It looks the same

[mrw2311]

And to clear it up, I'm just looking to make the boot lock/unlock with the key, not an actual boot popper. Cheers

[JoeA]

Just get a solenoid...

[mrw2311]

Simple fit?

[JoeA]

Don't know I pay an auto electrician. I do car audio myself but I won't start splicing looms on my daily car lol

[patroddy]

how much did it cost joe?

[JoeA]

Special price for me

[Skezza]

Don't know I pay an auto electrician. I do car audio myself but I won't start splicing looms on my daily car lol

Lol. It's not the splicing that would worry me, worst comes to worst, you bullet clip them using a double ended barrel, it's getting the connections right that worries me.

Later today, I might try and whip off the plastic case by the bonnet release and see if I can find the wiring that may or may not be there. If it's not there, to me, it's a no go. I aren't running new wiring down through my dashboard. I simply cannot chance it on my daily.