Here is the door lock set...
Here is the door lock set with all the parts needed.
Automatic Locking
To be on the safe side, we decided to install door lock actuators and hook them up to the alarm. This ensures that the doors lock automatically when the alarm is enabled and unlock when its disabled.
The door panels were removed...
The door panels were removed for access to the manual lock linkage.
The relay allows the alarm...
The relay allows the alarm to unlock the drivers side door when the alarm is disabled. With a second push of the key chain switch, the passenger door unlocks. Here, the relay was being wired into place.
A small metal block with three...
A small metal block with three set screws attaches to the manual lock rod (two set screw side) and to the new rod going to the actuator.
The actuator with the rod...
The actuator with the rod was lowered into the lower corner of the door.
Here, the actuator was tightened...
Here, the actuator was tightened using two machine screws. The wires were routed beside the speaker wires to the lock relay under the dash.
Specific-Model Systems
Regardless of your Mopars year or model, Crutchfield has a security system for you. From specifically designed systems for specific models to universal fit applications, you are covered when it comes to a do-it-yourself auto security system.
Crutchfield makes it as easy as possible for the do-it-yourselfers by offering wire harnesses that mate up with all types of vehicles. This photo shows a harness and relay set for a 94-and-newer Ram pickup.