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hey guys, just wondering if anyone knows if an nm35 stagea has a "total close wire" ie a single wire that can close all the windows and lock the doors and if so how it may be located? getting an alarm fitted and finding this wire would save some time which also saves money. Cheers :)

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hey guys, just wondering if anyone knows if an nm35 stagea has a "total close wire" ie a single wire that can close all the windows and lock the doors and if so how it may be located? getting an alarm fitted and finding this wire would save some time which also saves money. Cheers :banana:

mmm.. not sure if there is a wire like this but my alarm locks all the doors. So somehow it is possible to set up.

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im not sure it does. andy, your aftermarket alarm would have a solenoid to activate the drivers locking mechanism that is a master for the entire car, thus locking and unlocking the car when you press the button..........

it might be in the wiring diagram, but i doubt its decypherable unless youre fluent in japanese

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if you have keyless entry that unlocks all doors (which i'm sure the M35 would have) you should have a trigger point for the lock and unlock function of all doors. there is a difference between keyless and central locking, central locking is driven off the drivers side door lock mechanism with it being the master and the other the slaves. keyless is driven from a control module with all doors having the slave mechanism.

on the C34 the lock signals come from two circuit board mounted relays on the keyless entry control circuit board. i can imagine the M35 would have something very similar.

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