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How to Convert Door Lock from Mechanical to Central Locking
Model: Mazda Mx 5
MK 2, NB
- Years:
1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Video tutorial
Using a specific kit, you can convert your car's door locking system from mechanical to central locking. First, remove the door panel, starting with the clip of the window winding handle. Then unscrew the casing behind the door handle. Carefully remove the screw caps from the armrest and disassemble it. Use a flat tool to pry off the speaker grille. Now pry off the door panel. Partially remove the film. Now install the actuator support bracket, ensuring the actuator is parallel to the lock control rod at an angle of about 20 degrees. Connect the actuator to the lock control rod using the rod and clamp provided with the kit. Connect the wires between the actuator and the control unit, following the corresponding colours and ensuring they pass through the door without interfering with the window movement, exiting alongside the other factory cables. Then attach the connector to the control unit and connect the latter with the red cable to a power cable (for example, from the ignition switch) and the black cable to a ground. Now, verify the correct operation, secure the control unit with ties or supports, and reassemble the door panel. Repeat the process on the other door.
Updated on 10 February 2026 by ScegliAuto
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