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yot065 07-25-2011 12:27 PM

how to install power locks on a 2000 toyota corolla?
 
So I'm trying to install automatic locks on my 2000 toyota corolla.. problem is after i took off the door panels, there a plastic tube around the rod for the lock [its to prevent slim jims]... how can I bypass this piece of plastic? there is not enough room to cut it off easily. its almost sitting right behind a panel so its hard to get to... any suggestions from people that have worked with this?

Phil@rise 07-25-2011 12:57 PM

They are cables in those tubes not rods

yot065 07-25-2011 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Phil@rise (Post 7523628)
They are cables in those tubes not rods

i could see at the very end its a metal rod, which is connected to the little lever thing to open/lock my door.

Phil@rise 07-25-2011 01:08 PM

Just a very short little hook at the end. You can try and attach your actuator rod there but its not to reliable.

yot065 07-25-2011 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phil@rise (Post 7523638)
Just a very short little hook at the end. You can try and attach your actuator rod there but its not to reliable.

not enough room to fit a actuator inside where its visible.

installerz 07-25-2011 08:58 PM

Professional services are required for this application. I've done many. It's easier to show you what my experience has taught me about that issue.
Can you bring it in with the panel off?

orgasm_donor 07-26-2011 01:21 PM

For that year they are rods. You can cut the plastic off and attach the rod that comes with the kit to the OEM lock rod. As installerz said though, bring it by a sponsor's shop and they can set it straight. Most will offer a lifetime warranty on labour too.
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