Open The Hump Without A Key.
#1
Hi

I was already thinking that I drove around every time with my bags.
And I wanted to open the hump, I always had to loosen. One case first
Before I could use my key.
So I thought of a magnetic pull what they use to open a suitcase. Car
So first two holes drilled and threaded revete placed.
Magnet with Tek7 put fixed and then used the original omhusel back.
A small piece rotated for securing the steel cable.
Then a small schakellaartje placed above the gauges.
Original lock removed and opening closed


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#2
Never understood why the hump had to be a key opener. A is ole electronic opener like what you are installing fester supplied by ignition on or accessories only power supply to maintain security. You would have to have key in ignition and it tuned on for switch o operate.
The fuel cover for Suzuki Across was like that, and the tank/glove box had its own position on the ignition, from memory it was opposite turn from lock.
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#3
(11-05-2014, 07:31pm)Fester Wrote: Hi

I was already thinking that I drove around every time with my bags.
And I wanted to open the hump, I always had to loosen. One case first
Before I could use my key.
So I thought of a magnetic pull what they use to open a suitcase. Car
So first two holes drilled and threaded revete placed.
Magnet with Tek7 put fixed and then used the original omhusel back.
A small piece rotated for securing the steel cable.
Then a small schakellaartje placed above the gauges.
Original lock removed and opening closed

That is a bloody brilliant idea Fester Trophy Clap I had to break the hump once I accidently locked it with the cable undone.
"It is not a shame to not know, the shame is to not know and not to ask"
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#4
Yes, I have to turn the motor contact on to open the hump.
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#5
been thinking about this and remembered when I installed power door locks on an old car years ago...
The system was cheap and easy to install plus except for the main lock all the others were simple reversible actuators that only provided force when a current was ran through them. The direction of the current effected whether the force was a push or pull. So I went searching and found this..
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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Car-Auto-Plastic-Universal-Heavy-Duty-Power-Door-Lock-Actuator-Motor-2-Wire-12V-/350863291791?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item51b114f58f&_uhb=1

I was thinking directly connected to the existing hump lock means you can either use a power unlock button or key as normal...
BATFINK (aka Tony)

Nutkickyt1

GOD gave us a mind to use.........

Suzuki gives us a reason to loose it!!!!
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#6
That is not a bad idea but I think the engine is not powerful enough for that.
But you can always try.
And luk it is good 'and it is not then there is nothing lost.
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#7
Cool idea - well done !
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#8
Nice one Fester! Did you use a boot release solenoid? We can but them as a kit here at car accessory shops.
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#9
Yes, that was a kit with everything what was provided.

Holder + screws
Solenoid + some other parts
Pressure Switch Boot + Wire
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#10
Fester thanks its a brilliant idea. So good i have bought the gear to set mine up s well. For those that want to know I got the gear from EVIL BAY.
Universal Boot-Trunk-Hatch release kit.
Au$30.52b free postage from eastern states.Pi_thumbsup
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#11
(12-05-2014, 08:49am)Batfink Wrote: been thinking about this and remembered when I installed power door locks on an old car years ago...
The system was cheap and easy to install plus except for the main lock all the others were simple reversible actuators that only provided force when a current was ran through them. The direction of the current effected whether the force was a push or pull. So I went searching and found this..
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Car-Auto-Plastic-Universal-Heavy-Duty-Power-Door-Lock-Actuator-Motor-2-Wire-12V-/350863291791?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item51b114f58f&_uhb=1

I was thinking directly connected to the existing hump lock means you can either use a power unlock button or key as normal...

Very cool batfink. I bought 2, not for the bike as I dont need the mod but I'm sure I will find a use for them somewhere.
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#12
Just ordered one. For $3.88, what have I got to lose?
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#13
Fester,
When setting up the power wire what would the best power to pull from?
I'm thinking the lights? any help please!
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