"Simply Pete" > wrote:

>"solamour" > wrote in message
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>
>> I have a 99 Miata, which isn't equipped with a remote. Funny thing is,
>> when I unlock the driver's door, the passenger's door also unlocks
>> automatically, but not the other way around. I guess the passenger
>> side has an actuator, but not on the driver's side.
>
>Yes, several Miata models were factory equipped this way. My sons
>MX6 was that way, the remote kit we installed for it included only one
>actuator for the drivers door (since the passenger door followed the
>drivers door anyway). It entailed running a wiring harness from under
>the dash into the drivers door, and installing the actuator. Not all that
>difficult if you can follow wiring diagrams.
>
>> Would anyone help me with installing this? I live in San Diego area
>> and am willing to travel if it's not too far, say, within 200 miles.
>> Please respond here or send me an email to "solamour at netian.com".
>> Thanks.
>
>I live near Toronto... it's a bit too cold to work on a car in my unheated
>garage, so if you'd like to pay my airfare, I'd be glad to come to San
>Diego to help you out. I'm pretty much fed up with winter... can't wait
>to get my 94 BRG out...

Strange. Track day at Barber motorsport was pretty nice. Mid sixtees I would
say, and pretty blue skies. Driving to the event yesterday was nice too,
very sunny and seventees. Top down all the way, even after sunset. Isn't the
average temperature in Ontario only 5 or 10 degrees or so lower than in
Alabama?

Leon and Bozo need to pick up some scenic roads on the way back.

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