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Rob H
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posted on 28th Jun 03 at 13:30 |
You'll loose the deadlocking. Im pretty sure its possible to activate the deadlocking from the key fob if you find the right wires, its just finding which wires to use :)
Other option is to loose the door pins, as then they cant pull the levers up :) Only problem is you cant lock/unlock the doors form the inside then :(
[Edited on 28-06-2003 by Rob H]
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SRi_m00k
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posted on 28th Jun 03 at 09:22 |
get an alarm in and u'll get remote lockin, mite no be deadlocked but u'll have a nice loud siren and reduced insurance premium all bein well!!
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jm960326
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posted on 27th Jun 03 at 08:17 |
far as Im aware and has been posted before you do lose the deadlocks as it is mechanically operated and cannot be switched.
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Matt.H
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posted on 27th Jun 03 at 06:31 |
I was thinkin about having remote central locking fitted...its already got the central locking in it and u have to dead lock it with the key. If the kit is fitted will i loose the dead locking or will it work off the key fob?
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