door popper solenoid installation - Page 2

markopolo311 · 03-13-2006, 10:32 PM

quick question.... how are you gonna get in the car since there are neither handles nor solenoids installed right now?

i3igmind · 03-14-2006, 09:11 AM

I am going to hire a someone to sit on the back seat and give him a cellphone

:lol
I have the window open a little bit

blkpython · 03-16-2006, 10:56 AM

aight this is what you do first off you should have put your noids in before you shaved them...second on my 3rd gen camaro when i shaved mine i like you didnt have my alarm set right so it wouldnt open the doors and i spent many a times climbing through the hatch...what i did find out though was your door wont open no matter what when its locked and the alarm is on, even if you try and pop them...so since i didnt have enough money to get a new alarm until recently i rigged an outside 12v button under my car (which everyone with shaved handles should have in my opinion) that makes the noid pop and your doors open...keep your alarm how it is until you get another one "if it works dont fix it" my moto and then when you do decide to purchase another one with enough channels connect everything right so you dont burn your car up

push the button for your alarm on your remote to unlock everything then push the button under your car with your foot and bam your in your car

just my 2 cents

i3igmind · 03-16-2006, 04:05 PM

alight i got my car, what i found out is that my alarm does have a channel to pop the trunk and since i'm not useing that on my trunk, i'll use it for my popers, i tested that wire and it's a -ve puls!
now it's a matter of me on how to install it which i have problem with(not wiring , the mechanical side)..... can some one help me please...

Haystack · 03-16-2006, 04:16 PM

maybe the shop that did all the body work could do it for you. You are more interested in the pictures of your car then the solution. People have told you what to do, and what would work. You just need to do it.

i3igmind · 03-16-2006, 04:19 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Haystack

maybe the shop that did all the body work could do it for you. You are more interested in the pictures of your car then the solution. People have told you what to do, and what would work. You just need to do it.

Man if you can read ... i said they said they can't do it...pluse i've been in so many shops and no one want to do it..!!!

SiGmA_X · 03-17-2006, 05:08 AM

I never once have heard of shaving doors BEFORE installing poppers. Must be a cheap ricer thing to do, the cart before the horse type of thing... Anywho, Search (www.google.com is a start...) for installs of poppers, its pretty straight forward, depending on how your door works. Have fun.

(LOL @ ricer)

SnyperBob · 03-17-2006, 06:19 AM

TheLlama · 03-17-2006, 09:39 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by i3igmind

What do you guys think...

And I quote, "Have you considered leaving your windows down? That would be the easiest option, just open the doors from the inside. It's a 94 Honda, I don't think you have to worry about anyone messing with it."

Seriously though, why didn't you ensure that your alarm can pop your doors individually before investing in getting your doors shaven. You should be open to anyone's suggestions after that "goof up".

albysure · 03-17-2006, 01:57 PM

what exactly are you trying to figure out. how to install the solenoids so they open the door. i put my poppers right close to the striker bolt because they are strong and they will move the door a little

i3igmind · 03-21-2006, 03:55 PM

i would like to thank all those who tried to help me with this matter, I installed the poppers and connect them to my existing alarm and it work like a charm.!
Thank you for everything guys