Door solenoids

[Gelmonkey]

My Chevy Suburban (1950) has no door locks but obviously I need to lock it
The doors have been butchered in the past and after a lot of work I have them looking and latching way better than they did when I bought the wagon (Altman latches now fitted)

Can anyone recommend a decent set of solenoids that I can fit and then losse the worry of leaving it unlocked all the time

Need kit for the two front doors and the barn doors at the back

Anyone have a set for sale?
Anyone going to the Nats and can show me their set up?

Thank you
Paul

[kapri]

Kits available on ebay for around £20 for 2 doors. They work from a remote fob and baby ecu .

Different kits if you want solenoids to open doord inc door psuhes they are around £50

[Gelmonkey]

Been looking at the Autoloc kits from Summit
I asked on here as like to hear peoples opinions before spending my hard earned
Also never had the need for something like this before so recommendations always a bonus

[mygasser]

double check the post and duties before ordering from summit these days.
there's plenty of full kits like this on our ebay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/403769551...Bk9SR77UyKKaZA

[Gelmonkey]

Got a mate who regulary ships over from the US and I can always have a bit of space in the container so thats not a worry

Think Im going to have to work from the B pillar into the door itself but not entirely sure yet

Small round solenoids (45lb pull) should do the trick but i need to do a bit more research hence my question on here to see if anyone has already done it

[jsf55]

I've seen one set up where it was no more than the solinoid rod coming from the B pillar into the rear of the door... simple and effective !

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