[GTA_Russ]

As per title, I need the circuit board that sits behind the interior light in a phase 2 GTV. This controls the sender for the remote central locking.

My works fine however my keyfob doesn't work and the codecard is missing.

If anyone has one then please pm me. Will need to come with the 4 digit code card or the key electronics.

 

[QV2]

If your system uses the red key with the built in remote button on the side then I can help you out. If it is the one with a separate fob then this is a Meta system and for these there is no circuit in the interior light unit (the fob receiver and brain for the Meta system lives behind the centre console).

Feel free to drop me a PM.

 

[alastpa]

This thread is your friend.

Alarm / Central Locking: Programming Remote Controls Into The Remote Receiver - Alfa Romeo 145 - 146 Forum

I had exactly the same problem and between this thread and the author I managed to go from no remote central locking at all to one working remote but no alarm to a fully working remote central locking system and alarm with two working fobs, alarm deactivation key and codes....so just like when the car was new.

 

[sraouf]

The previous owner of mine had disconnected the remote central locking. The wiring in the central console looks like a plate of spaghetti so rather than mess about trying to trace where he'd cut the wiring I bought one of these
Rightclick
easy to fit and cost a grand total of £24.00

Note: rightclick is the name of the website not what you need to do with the mouse.

 

[QV2]

The previous owner of mine had disconnected the remote central locking. The wiring in the central console looks like a plate of spaghetti so rather than mess about trying to trace where he'd cut the wiring I bought one of these
Rightclick
easy to fit and cost a grand total of £24.00

Note: rightclick is the name of the website not what you need to do with the mouse.

Just one thing to point out with this solution is that you would lose the functionality of the alarm unit because it is integrated with the remote receiver circuit (or fob receiver / alarm brain where the Meta system is fitted). So, if you wanted a working alarm then they would also then have go out and purchase a new alarm system as well.

 

[sraouf]

Just one thing to point out with this solution is that you would lose the functionality of the alarm unit because it is integrated with the remote receiver circuit (or fob receiver / alarm brain where the Meta system is fitted). So, if you wanted a working alarm then they would also then have go out and purchase a new alarm system as well.

Correct however the control unit has connections to enable you to wire it to a siren and the indicators which is activated if the Door is opened by force, if ACC is turned on, and if the brake pedal is pressed. so you can bypass the meta system completely.