electronic door poppers*LOOK*

[93accordcoupe93]

anyone know were to get door popper kit for shaved door applications? im trying to find cheapest possible. full kits. not just the poppers but all the hardware and wires. thanks. also any info on hooking them up would be cool to. thanks guys.

[93accordexcoupe]

talk to rebels he does stuff with doors i think

hey ur name is like mine hehe

[93accordcoupe93]

k ill pm rebels. thanks anybody else feel free to comment. yes our names are alike.

[lowcord]

ive just bought mine and installed it i found a complete kit from autoloc on ebay for like 160 for 2 doors poppers and keyless entrie, but you'll want to go with autoloc there the best company for door poppers imo.

[i97supratti]

What would you rate the difficulty for installing them? Can I use them with my existing alarm?

[lowcord]

if you can read instructions involving wireing its not hard at all, plus autoloc gives very detailed instructions, you should be able to use it with your exsisting alarm but youll have to read up on what your alarm kit says.

but once you get it if you need any help all jus pm me or rebels he helped me when i first got mine, and also youll want to look for the 35lb kits.

[93accordcoupe93]

got any links? also i dont have my alarms manual but its a audiovox alarm. i found kits on ebay for $80 and they look pretty good quality to me. and there rated at 40 pounds.

[lowcord]

im just saying from my experance and what ive been told go wit autoloc ill see if i can find the guy i bought from on ebay and ill pm you the link. Personaly its worth the money not to get locked out your own car when a cheap brand craps out on you. imo

[rebels]

I usually pay about $40-$50 per Autoloc solenoid when I need them. I get them through the shop, so yeah I get a discount but Autoloc will never die on you. I've gone through many sets of solenoids in my passenger and rear doors to just test kits out and they all suck except Autoloc.

You need NO more than a 30 lb solenoid, hell, my 11lb solenoids opened them just fine. Autoloc are self grounding so you don't have to do very much wiring. Just the power wire coming from the computer unit. It's very simple to wire up a shaved handle kit, for you're just running 1 wire into the door and adding the spring at the bottom of the door.

The spring isn't NEEDED, but it pushes the door open about 2 - 3" depending on the pressure setting of it.

If you have any more questions, just ask and I know I can help you out.

[93accordcoupe93]

pm sent ....again

[93accordcoupe93]

k ill keep the questions in this thread so you can share the knowledge.

[rebels]

It depends if you can tie other things in to your alarm unit you have.. if not you can pick up a keyless entry remote system thing off ebay for cheap and just wire the door poppers in to that.

I'm not sure how much I can get the Autoloc solenoids for right now, but I know they are selling on ebay or at their website. It's not really smart to get used ones coz you don't know if the magnet inside is good or bad.. and how long it'll last. It's better to just get new ones since Autoloc has a customer warranty system.

[lowcord]

hey rebels were did you place the indoor poppers to get out of the car? jus tryin to figure out were a good place would be to put them.

[rebels]

I still use my handles to open the door from the inside, but I also have buttons in the plug things in the middle console to open the doors. We wired those just in case the handle for some reason breaks.

So I can use the interior handle, the interior button, or the remote on my keychain.

[93accordcoupe93]

on a scale of 1-10 how hard is it to hook up poppers?