Hi all

Just joined up, seems a good place.

I have a 1997 Polo 1.4 CL in green

I've come to fit an alarm, and sucessfully connected all parts, apart from the Central Locking System.

Being a VW, it uses air compression, which makes it a little more awkard than any other system!

The basic problem is establishing how the alarm central locking control works in conjunction to the cars central locking system. I'll attach some pictures, and hopefully someone with a little more experience can aid us! Can anyone make sense of the 'common line'?

As i said, the rest is connected (the relays were a little problematic..but we managed to wire them in), so this is the only part holding us back.

Thankyou for looking, and i welcome your responses!

Actual Alarm System: (part is relevant to the central locking system)

Alarm Automatic Windows: (having problems with this)

Alarm Central Locking Diagram: (the picture at the bottom is the relevant one-ignore the other 3 above)

Polo Central Locking System: (diagram from the Haynes Manual- ISBN 1 85960 598 2)

Polo Electric Window System: (diagram from the Haynes Manual- ISBN 1 85960 598 2)

For Haynes Manual: - index of colour codes and items

1) Battery

5) Fuse/relay box

109) LH front central locking actuator

110) Central locking control unit and pump

111) Driver's central locking switch

112) Passenger's central locking actuator

Ws = White

Sw = Black

Ro = Red

Br = Brown

Gn = Green

Bl = Blue

Gr = Grey

Li = Lilac

Ge = Yellow

Thanks again

Matt

Edited 26 May, 200818 yr by mattsa21

Hi again.

Right, got the central locking working! Its pretty good.

We just had to connect a few things in the boot.

However, we can't work out the window modulator! Anyone any ideas on how to connect that successfully? The idea is that the windows rise when the alarm in activated.

Thanks again

Matt

have you phoned hawk to see what they say ? they are normally helpful

I mate

i havn't no, i don't think it's a hawk system. Heres the link: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...N:IT&ih=013

Thanks for giving me a reply!

Matt