No idea, but the wire harnesses in these cars are fully wired. The poverty edition wire harnesses and connectors would be the same as in the fully-equipped model.
No idea, but the wire harnesses in these cars are fully wired. The poverty edition wire harnesses and connectors would be the same as in the fully-equipped model.
I’m still very confused about why someone would remove all the pins from the female end of the door lock actuator connector if they were going to reroute the wires anyway. I think this car probably didn’t come with keyless entry from the start. Also I don’t understand how the Etacs knows when the door has been unlocked. These universal units likely only have 2 wires
The poverty edition came with keyless entry as standard. After yours was initially "fixed" before you bought it, the buttons would not have worked any more, so maybe it was thrown out. Explains why there is only one key left.
A universal slave actuator has two wires for its motor. Usually green and blue.
The universal master actuator has five. Two for the actuator motor (green, blue), three for the position-sensor, being locked (brown) / unlocked (white) / ground = (black) = centre pin of switch.
The Mitsubishi electronics gets its info through the actuator connector on a not screwed-up car.
I don't know the details of exactly how it was converted on your car, but have good look and you should see.
Why it was "fixed" is a question about the IQ or mental sanity and technical understanding of the clown who did it.
Maybe you could download an installation guide for a universal locking system for understanding. Then you could more easily recognise what was done.
Last edited by foama; 06-05-2021 at 10:48 AM.
Germany and Canada cars are/were optioned differently. As far as I know you do not have keyless entry on a 2015 Canada market Mirage unless you have Bluetooth/radio controls on the steering wheel.
That lock actuator is aftermarket. The factory power door lock is inside the actual door latch mechanism itself. Not an external actuator .
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MetroMPG (06-06-2021)
That's not true! Base model Mirages in Canada don't come with items like keyless entry, power window for the rear doors, or A/C.
Owner's manual shows some models with keys without buttons, but those cars are only found in the Canada. All the models in the States come with keyless entry, but not in Canada.
My 2014 Mirage ES hatch is the bare bones version. From new my car came with 2 keys, one with silver embellishment, the other with none. That's the spare key. So I wonder if mohammad's Mirage came with some sort of auto lock thing that my own car doesn't have. And the other key he never got type of deal. I dunno could be left field, and coming from me.. well.
I have to go around and lock each car door manually, the front two doors can be locked from the inside or the outside (using my key) and my back doors from the inside only. Hatch 5th door can be locked/unlocked form the outside, and not locked from the inside.
No power lock button on my armrest.
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MetroMPG (06-06-2021)
No keyless entry on Canadian cars was new for me!
My poverty "stripped naked" European 2014 model has only one external lock. The driver door being the only one you can put a key in. If I lock it, all doors including the trunk are locked. If the drivers door is unlocked, all other doors including the trunk are unlocked.
dspace9 (06-05-2021)
Dspace9 does your mirage have a keyhole on both passenger and driver doors like mine or only on the drivers side door like foma?
dspace9 (06-05-2021)
Foma your car is definitely different than mine, I have 3 external keyholes: drivers front, passenger front and the rear hatch just like dspace9. I think as fummins pointed out the entire power door lock system on my car is probably after market as the rear hatch has never been apart of my “central locking system” and the lack of pins in the door lock actuator connector was definitely from the factory. Has anyone ever tried to create a list of differences between Canada/USA/other mirages?
dspace9 (06-05-2021)
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