306 more silly questions

Some more queries entered my mind, again they're probably not possible, but
worth asking anyway. Won't ever find out if I don't ask!
Firstly, how easy is it to convert the manual windows to electric ones, and
how easy is it to get the parts/motors to do this?
Secondly, is it possible to install central locking onto a non-central
locking car? Basically what I want to do with this is have all 4 doors & the
boot lock, and activate an alarm (which I'm going to ask about next) with
the plip of a button.
Thirdly, what's the best alarm system to put into the 306, and how easy is
it to install?
Has anyone ever had any experience of doing such tasks, or is this asking
way too much (probably the latter!)?
Many thanks,
Dan

 

Not sure how to say this without sounding rude, but have you considered
buying a car that has these features as standard?

 

yes it can all be done get your self down a brakers and get parts and hope
you good at wiring and as sid said up there would be good idear to go for
car with this fitted

 

*convert the manual windows to electric ones*

This is a big job to undertake unless you are qualified and have the time.
But it can be done - the 306 was prone to problems in this area so if you
went to the breakers yard, chancers are you could end up with faulty second
gear.

*is it possible to install central locking onto a non-central
locking car?*

Again a big job for a first timer. another phrone fault on 306s

*alarm*

I have the toad alarm on my 306 which I had fitted, because the garage I
bought it from said the peugeot alarm worked but when I got it home the damn
thing was broke.

Bill

 

You aren't being rude here my friend - its a valid answer.

Bill

 

Thanks for the reply everyone.
The answer to the most wondered question, why didn't I buy one with it
already fitted, I would have done, however this one that I saw was the
limited edition Miami model in a metallic ice blue colour, really nice and
everything. So I figured it's something that could be done given a lot of
time!

Anyway, I've aquired a universal central locking kit and alarm kit. The
alarm kit can control the central locking, and it's one of them that if you
walk into the vicinity of the car with the keyfob it opens/starts for you,
and alerts you when the car's being tampered with etc. I'm going to go about
fitting it (the alarm system at least) this weekend, with the help of a
Haynes manual and a friend.

I've not spotted an electric window system yet. Seeing as you mention that
it was prone to problems, I may not go ahead with it. Depends how I feel I
guess.

Many thanks for your help.

Dan