Lambo doors
11-23-2013, 10:20 PM
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2001 Mercedes CLK 320
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Hey guys,
I put Lamborghini doors on my clk 320 when the removed the door and put the kit and put it back together now my car door won't lock my remote doesn't work I called the dealer ship the said that I might need a new set of keys. Can anyone help!
I put Lamborghini doors on my clk 320 when the removed the door and put the kit and put it back together now my car door won't lock my remote doesn't work I called the dealer ship the said that I might need a new set of keys. Can anyone help!
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11-25-2013, 10:41 PM
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W208 CLK55 AMG, W203 C32 AMG, W163 M Class Sport
Your question is really broad and could be so many different things.
1- You have an aftermarket alarm. It depends on what it is and how it's wired if it has anything to do with your problem.
2- You can't have 2 alarms working simultaneously. Which one is your car using?
3- What "lambo" door kit do you have? Most I've seen are hack jobs and have problems with the hinges. Is the door even latching correctly to engage keyless entry/alarm?
4- Your "friend" seems to have the problem and should be able to do a clean complete install if he's a professional. Did he install the alarm too?
5- Why are we talking about vacuum leaks on a door? The door might not close properly due to a universal fit vertical Chinese door hinge on a strut that probably does not support its weight. A- The door latch was not designed to work with this and therefore probably is not engaging properly. B- The alarm has a flaw in the wiring or module.
1- You have an aftermarket alarm. It depends on what it is and how it's wired if it has anything to do with your problem.
2- You can't have 2 alarms working simultaneously. Which one is your car using?
3- What "lambo" door kit do you have? Most I've seen are hack jobs and have problems with the hinges. Is the door even latching correctly to engage keyless entry/alarm?
4- Your "friend" seems to have the problem and should be able to do a clean complete install if he's a professional. Did he install the alarm too?
5- Why are we talking about vacuum leaks on a door? The door might not close properly due to a universal fit vertical Chinese door hinge on a strut that probably does not support its weight. A- The door latch was not designed to work with this and therefore probably is not engaging properly. B- The alarm has a flaw in the wiring or module.
11-25-2013, 11:01 PM
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The door has no problem closing, it just doesn't lock when u armed it. I have the vertical door kits. And yes both alarm was working before taking the doors off.
11-26-2013, 01:04 AM
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How do the door locks actually work on our cars.... by vacuum.... The installer could have kinked a line, thought they were some form of drainage lines and cut them, etc... Click the lock/unlock in the car on the dashboard, see if that works. If it does, you're all good.
Your question is really broad and could be so many different things.
1- You have an aftermarket alarm. It depends on what it is and how it's wired if it has anything to do with your problem.
2- You can't have 2 alarms working simultaneously. Which one is your car using?
3- What "lambo" door kit do you have? Most I've seen are hack jobs and have problems with the hinges. Is the door even latching correctly to engage keyless entry/alarm?
4- Your "friend" seems to have the problem and should be able to do a clean complete install if he's a professional. Did he install the alarm too?
5- Why are we talking about vacuum leaks on a door? The door might not close properly due to a universal fit vertical Chinese door hinge on a strut that probably does not support its weight. A- The door latch was not designed to work with this and therefore probably is not engaging properly. B- The alarm has a flaw in the wiring or module.
1- You have an aftermarket alarm. It depends on what it is and how it's wired if it has anything to do with your problem.
2- You can't have 2 alarms working simultaneously. Which one is your car using?
3- What "lambo" door kit do you have? Most I've seen are hack jobs and have problems with the hinges. Is the door even latching correctly to engage keyless entry/alarm?
4- Your "friend" seems to have the problem and should be able to do a clean complete install if he's a professional. Did he install the alarm too?
5- Why are we talking about vacuum leaks on a door? The door might not close properly due to a universal fit vertical Chinese door hinge on a strut that probably does not support its weight. A- The door latch was not designed to work with this and therefore probably is not engaging properly. B- The alarm has a flaw in the wiring or module.
