Re: Anyone have experience with the "comfort system" control unit? (StarrDLuX)
You could just wire up a relay so that every time you unlock your doors from the switch it will unlock your trunk as well. All you have to do is get a regular bosch type relay and wire it up like this.
AT the comfort system, I believe that Yellow/green is the unlock wire (it's a negative trigger). Wire the yellow/green wire to pin 86 or the relay. Pin 85 should be wired up to a fused +12volts constant (If your already under the dash, then just look for a red wire in the ignition harness). Wire up pin 30 to ground and wire pin 87 to a brown/black wire at the comfort module. That wire should be the trunk release wire.
This should do what you want. You can also just wire a relay up in the door itself if to do the same thing.
Hope this helps.
Oh, I'm not really sure how to delete the trunk relock feature but if you send the hatch pin a negative signal while the doors are unlocked then it wouldn't relock itself. The car will think that the hatch is opened for as long as you send it the negative signal. You will find a brown/black or brown/blue wire at the hatch light that you need to send the signal to.
Good Luck.
[Modified by Romnkar, 3:44 PM 11-29-2001]
You could just wire up a relay so that every time you unlock your doors from the switch it will unlock your trunk as well. All you have to do is get a regular bosch type relay and wire it up like this.
AT the comfort system, I believe that Yellow/green is the unlock wire (it's a negative trigger). Wire the yellow/green wire to pin 86 or the relay. Pin 85 should be wired up to a fused +12volts constant (If your already under the dash, then just look for a red wire in the ignition harness). Wire up pin 30 to ground and wire pin 87 to a brown/black wire at the comfort module. That wire should be the trunk release wire.
This should do what you want. You can also just wire a relay up in the door itself if to do the same thing.
Hope this helps.

Oh, I'm not really sure how to delete the trunk relock feature but if you send the hatch pin a negative signal while the doors are unlocked then it wouldn't relock itself. The car will think that the hatch is opened for as long as you send it the negative signal. You will find a brown/black or brown/blue wire at the hatch light that you need to send the signal to.
Good Luck.
[Modified by Romnkar, 3:44 PM 11-29-2001]