Have you ever wired a Santa Fe, or other Hyundai, to automatically lock when
placed in gear? I was wondering if there is a module, or wiring idea to do
this. With my very limited understanding of the wiring of my beast, I would
think that somehow sending a signal to the locking solenoid would do the
trick.

TIA

 

Gordo wrote:
> Have you ever wired a Santa Fe, or other Hyundai, to automatically lock when
> placed in gear? I was wondering if there is a module, or wiring idea to do
> this. With my very limited understanding of the wiring of my beast, I would
> think that somehow sending a signal to the locking solenoid would do the
> trick.

If you go to the Elantra Club website -
http://elantragtclub.tripod.com/elantra/ - , then the Forums page and
post this question in "Southpaw's Workshop", you'll get an answer from a
Hyundai electrical modification guru.

 

Gordo wrote:
> Have you ever wired a Santa Fe, or other Hyundai, to automatically lock when
> placed in gear? I was wondering if there is a module, or wiring idea to do
> this. With my very limited understanding of the wiring of my beast, I would
> think that somehow sending a signal to the locking solenoid would do the
> trick.

If you go to the Elantra Club website -
http://elantragtclub.tripod.com/elantra/ - , then the Forums page and
post this question in "Southpaw's Workshop", you'll get an answer from a
Hyundai electrical modification guru.

 

You'd probably have to somehow install a position switch on the shifter or
install an electronic device which sent a single signal when it received
signal from the range switch that the trans was in D.

 

You'd probably have to somehow install a position switch on the shifter or
install an electronic device which sent a single signal when it received
signal from the range switch that the trans was in D.

 

"Brian Nystrom" <brian.nystrom@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:nuFgf.2735$8o6.278@trndny03...
> Gordo wrote:
> > Have you ever wired a Santa Fe, or other Hyundai, to automatically lock
when
> > placed in gear? I was wondering if there is a module, or wiring idea to
do
> > this. With my very limited understanding of the wiring of my beast, I
would
> > think that somehow sending a signal to the locking solenoid would do the
> > trick.
>
> If you go to the Elantra Club website -
> http://elantragtclub.tripod.com/elantra/ - , then the Forums page and
> post this question in "Southpaw's Workshop", you'll get an answer from a
> Hyundai electrical modification guru.

thanks ... I did just that.

 

"Brian Nystrom" <brian.nystrom@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:nuFgf.2735$8o6.278@trndny03...
> Gordo wrote:
> > Have you ever wired a Santa Fe, or other Hyundai, to automatically lock
when
> > placed in gear? I was wondering if there is a module, or wiring idea to
do
> > this. With my very limited understanding of the wiring of my beast, I
would
> > think that somehow sending a signal to the locking solenoid would do the
> > trick.
>
> If you go to the Elantra Club website -
> http://elantragtclub.tripod.com/elantra/ - , then the Forums page and
> post this question in "Southpaw's Workshop", you'll get an answer from a
> Hyundai electrical modification guru.

thanks ... I did just that.

 

'Have you ever wired a Santa Fe, or other Hyundai, to automatically lock
when placed in gear? I was wondering if there is a module, or wiring
idea to do this. With my very limited understanding of the wiring of my
beast, I would think that somehow sending a signal to the locking
solenoid would do the trick.'

REPLY: I had a 1995 Chrysler LeBaron GTS that did this whenever it would
go into 2nd gear of the auto transmission ; it locked all doors.

 

'Have you ever wired a Santa Fe, or other Hyundai, to automatically lock
when placed in gear? I was wondering if there is a module, or wiring
idea to do this. With my very limited understanding of the wiring of my
beast, I would think that somehow sending a signal to the locking
solenoid would do the trick.'

REPLY: I had a 1995 Chrysler LeBaron GTS that did this whenever it would
go into 2nd gear of the auto transmission ; it locked all doors.

 

go yourself, dave, ya POS

 

go yourself, dave, ya POS

 

Flakey714@aol.com wrote:
> go yourself, dave, ya POS

What is your problem? If you can't control your juvenile temper, go play
somewhere else!

 

Flakey714@aol.com wrote:
> go yourself, dave, ya POS

What is your problem? If you can't control your juvenile temper, go play
somewhere else!