Unlock Car: Get a Plus Signal Now!

Need a plus sign when the car is unlocked.

Hello,

I need a positive voltage signal that is only present when the car is unlocked.

I have an Audi 80 B4 with central locking.

Best regards,

Sure, here is the translation of the text from German to English:

'Didl' is a German word that means 'a small, round object.' It can be used to refer to a variety of things, such as a ball, a marble, or a button.

Hi,
That doesn't exist.
What do you want to switch on with that?
Best regards,
edz

I want to clean my tailgate and then electrically unlock it, but this should only be possible when the car is unlocked!
(like the current Audi A4)

'It shouldn't be called 'vermurksen,' but rather 'clean.''

clean

Am I being stupid now?

Why does it always show up as gibberish when I type 'clean' without spaces?

Hi,
If the central locking system is not significantly different from the one in the Golf II, you can tap into a suitable signal at the connector of the central locking pump. I can't tell you which contact it is at the moment due to a lack of documentation. But if you're planning such a modification, I assume you know how to use a multimeter.
Otherwise, I can take a look when I'm at home on the weekend.


'C l e a n e n' is likely listed in the forum's index.

Best, Andy.

I don't understand what's so bad about 'clean,' but whatever!

I can handle a multimeter!

THANK YOU!

didl wrote:

Am I being stupid now? Why does it always appear as "vermurksen" when I write "c l e a n e n" together?

This is a feature of the forum designed to prevent questions like "I want to clean my trunk lid and doors, who has done this before?"

Okay. And what else is listed on the index?

'It's perfectly fine here. The terms of service state that this forum isn't meant for discussions about things like 'louder, wider, deeper,' illuminated windshield wipers, etc. There are plenty of other forums for those kinds of topics.'

didl wrote:

Ah. And what else is on the index???

!
? ? ? - (one ? is enough!)
burn out - scrap
clean - to defile
clean - pollute
deeply rooted - to trample down.
tief legen [slang] - to lay someone out so thoroughly that it's like ants are shaving their head, and they're bouncing around like Herby (presumably a reference to a cartoon character).

t i e f e r l e g e n .

*lying under the table, laughing*

Hi Rainer,

Full recognition for the idea!

In other forums, they have word filters that reject posts, but then prevent them from being edited, so that in case of doubt, the entire post is deleted, and no one knows why, because the filters also react to parts of words. And then the post has to be retyped, which is very motivating.

Best regards,

Jan.

P.S. Just a reminder: You shouldn't lower your cars, you shouldn't clean the door panels, and especially you shouldn't burn out the exhaust systems.

Hi,

I nearly fell off my chair laughing about didl's contributions.
Rainer's idea is brilliant (which I can't say about that thing with the linked words, but that's a different matter)!
It hasn't been around for very long, has it?
While searching, I came across postings that were about 'deep storage.'
And the users who tend to overuse exclamation marks have also become less frequent – there used to be instances where their excessive use made the content incomprehensible.