Activating TSL with the key (Not US/CA)
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2001 Saab 9-3. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
TSL is activated by turning the key twice within a 5 second interval. The car is locked by turning the key clockwise (driver's door LHD) or anticlockwise (driver's door RHD). Locking is confirmed by the horn sounding.
On the first turn of the key, all doors are locked by the central locking system, see "LOCKING ALL DOORS ,".
When the key is turned for the second time within the five second interval, the microswitch by the lock cylinder closes for a second time and pin 6 is grounded. This causes pin 56 (driver's door LHD) or pin 32 (driver's door RHD) of the TWICE control module to ground. The TWICE control module sends a short electrical impulse to the lock motors from:
- Pin 42, driver's door (5D, 3D and Convertible)
- Pin 66, passenger door (5D, 3D and Convertible)
- Pin 20, rear doors (5D)
- Pin 22, to all doors to ensure that all lock motors have moved to their end positions (5D, 3D and Convertible)
The lock motors are grounded in the TWICE control module on:
- Pin 26, driver's door (5D, 3D and convertible)
- Pin 69, passenger door (5D, 3D and Convertible)
- Pin 49, rear doors (5D)