Daves_Zed

Sorry Jack, but Manual ones arn't worth as much, well compared to the auto ones anyway, but saying that, they are still worth a pretty penny or two ;)

If it's an aftermarket alarm system, that has an accessory output, yep!!

I believe TorquePower.co.uk are having a stand there (well I don't believe, as I'll actually know because I'll be on it :nelson: ) It also looks like the Z Club won't be having a stand either, obviously Trax is seen as a bit MaxPowerish :confused: Yeah, OK you do get the Saxo/Nova brigade there, but so what, just ignore them, you can't drive down the road these days without seeing one anyway, so who cares?

I posted a similar thread last week, regarding my Nokia N80 phone and the Route 66 software, didn't get any responses here, but did on another forum, where I got this response... Hope that is of some help to you. I've gone down the route I was thinking of, as I don't want to spend any more money of kit I'll just not use, so I'm using my phone (with the new Symbian 60 software) that will have the Route 66 software especially designed for it, along with a Nokia GPS unit for the dash, got the whole lot from a company on ebay for just over £100 delivered (well it will be when it turns up later this week) Dave

As far as wiring it up, I used the following points. Firstly I used only the drivers side of the car, to reduce the panels that would need to be removed. I ran one pair of wires through the drivers door loom boot. These were for the drivers motor, where I broke into the motor feed wire (the attached wiring diag shows L/W & G, but I'm sure the one I used was black/Blue, but I could be wrong, you'll have to check for the +ve feed when the window button is pressed) In using the feed wire directly to the drivers motor, you miss out the amp module, and thus you won't have any probs. The passenger side one is easier, all be it a little more difficult to get at. You should already have the drivers right hand foot panel removed, using your hand follow the loom from the door rubber and trace it to two plugs. One has heavier gauge wire in than the other, and it's this one that you want. Look for the White/Black strip (NOT Black with White stripe!!) this is the feed across to the passenger side, and this is the one to break into for the control of the passenger side window (Wire highlighted pale blue in the attached pic, break in point is marked with a X) HTH, if you need anything more, give me a PM :D

A window closure module to my Scorpion alarm system. Didn't cost much, got it from ebay, fitted it this afternoon, and it works a treat. Although the summer is coming to an end shortly anyway, so probably won't get much use out of it now, but it's there for when i want it. For anyone who is interested, these unit will fit to any alarm system, as long as there is an output wire (either +ve or -ve). Oh, of course you do need electric windows, so no problem with the Zed then ;) All very straight forward in the fitting department, as long as you know where the alarm control unit is located in your car, took me a while to find mine :headvswal

LOL :D You got there first bud, as I was away at the time anyway ;) Again Sean, thanks very much for the info, Jeff's sending me it in the post today, should have it shortly :hyper: :hyper: :hyper: :hyper: Not saying how much I paid for it though :rofl:

Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison in a seen from My Fair Lady.

I passed one of these yesterday on the M1 :D :cool: Ok, it was on the other side carriageway ;)

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Some fantastic answers there, but, again, all wrong :D Right, as you all seem to want the answer, I'll let you know later :rofl: :rofl: Nah, sorry, I'll tell you now ;) The JSpec version of the 300 is the Fairlady! OK? The nickname for the RX7/8 is a REX! OK? With me so far? ;) Well the Fairlady name came from, as we all know, the musical My Fair Lady! OK? The male lead role of Professor Henry Higgins, in the 1964 film version was played by REX Harrison! OK So theres you connection, My Fair Lady and REX Harrison!!!! I told you you'd all groan, and hate me when the answer came up :D Lateral thinking :D

Nope, not right. It should be 12 volts, as there is no other circuitry in there that would warrant lowering the voltage. Just go over to the drivers side and check the voltage on the Blue and Light Green wires (the ones to the passenger side ones) If you are getting the same voltage, it is defo the drivers module that is fooked. If you are getting 12 volts, then you've got some wire chasing to do!

Thanks for the head-up Sean, I've just this minute sent him an e-mail. Appreciated bud. Dave

I doubt it was made in 99, as I'm always on the imdb.com web site, and it was still in post production on a month ago, and had only completed filming earlier this summer. So amazon have it wrong again ;)

Some nice answers, but, alas, all wrong so far :D You're all going to hate me when the answer is up :nelson:

There is a modual in both doors, the one on the drivers side lock sends a signal to the passenger side one, which locks the door. Take the passenger door panels off, locate the modual (n the locking mechanism) and place a multimeter on to the wires, then operate you central locking the normal way. If you get a signal, then the passenger side modual is fooked, if you don't, chances are your drivers side unit is fooked instead. I know that all sounds pretty basic, but it's the quickest way. Oh, if it is your passenger side one that doesn't work, I believe I still have a good unit (somewhere) HTH As for your boot, what model Zed do you have, as some later UK's (I think) have the factory alarm installed which has an electrical connection to the boot lock.

This is a more off-the-wall answer ;)

Keep guessing :D

For any Steven Seagal fans out there (and don't already know) he's got another film out shortly...... It's called Shadow Man, and is out on 30th October. I've already got it :x: but haven't watched it so far ;)

Not quite that easy, sorry :D If you're not already in the know, then it may take a little bit a lateral thinking. I'll give one clue only...... JAPAN! ;)

Nope and nope :D

This is yet another one of my pointless threads, but it's OK, I'm not having a go at anything, or voicing my opinion ;) What's the connection between a Nissan 300ZX and a Mazda RX7/8? You'll groan when The answer comes up ;) :rofl:

Ooooooooo I'm working nights tonight as well, I'll keep an eye out.

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It's a 360 deg picture. Click to open it in Quick time, then expand to full screen. Click on the picture and move your cursor around the screen. Extras.... As you first open it, your cursor will be either a circle, or a up-arrow, depending where you have it on the screen. First the circle, if you click and move in any direction the picture will move. Thats the same for all screens. If you just click where the arrow is, the picture will move towards the office at the top of the pic.... 1st click you move to the other side of the room, second click you enter the office. On the control panel (bottom of window) and you click the up-arrow with a ? in it, blue see through panels will appear on the picture, these are where you can move to and view from different angles, this enables you to view the whole room. HTH