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hasnanajmal 
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Hello everyone, Im trying to install a remote car starter in a 2002 Toyota corolla. The vehicle diagram for the 2000 corolla is the same. Below is the list of the lock and unlock wires.
Door Lock     Light Blue/White(-)      Driver's Kick
Door Unlock     Blue / YELLOW (-)      And White, Diode Isolate
I have never ever used a diode and being that this will be my first time I would really appreciate the help on where to find one (some say radio shack) and what type of diode do i need for the unlock wire. Will i need 2 of them and connect one to the blue / YELLOW and the other to the white and then connect them as one? How will i know what side to put them on? Any help in this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
howie ll 
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Yes to Radio Shack, 1N4004, wired in a Y pattern as you suggested, bands towards alarm.
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I do not know which diode Radio Shack stocks.  You can use anything between a 1N4001 and 1N4007.  They will have one of them in stock. 

hasnanajmal 
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Just out of curiosity but when the diodes are involved. Are these the only ones everyone uses or do they use any other ones too?
howie ll 
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Mainly these which handle 1amp, but I also use 1N54xx series which handle 3 amps for certain European lighting requirements.
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No! no Y pattern, Each diode inline to the negative trigger lock and unlock wires respectively, as howard said bands towards alarm!
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howie ll 
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Darren read what he said in his post, door UNLOCK blue / YELLOW AND white, diode isolate, so it is a Y connector. OK we haven't discussed Y for a year or so have we? Unless the poster has it wrong.
jim hunter 
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since your using 1 output from your system to trigger 2 items you are using the diodes to prevent them from back feeding to eachother.
as suggested wire them in a y pattern   with the stripe side of both dodes going to your unlock output wire from your alarm and then 1 non stripe side of diode to the white wire and the other non striped diode side to the blue / YELLOW
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I didn't catch that when i first read howie! In my defense though, i didn't notice it, because, in that gen corolla I use that same, blue/yelow and blue/white for lock/unlock trigger, never used the white though!
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hasnanajmal 
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Im gonna try what T&T Tech said without using the white wire first. But just outta curiosity. I made a diagram of the conecept from what you guys said. Tell me if it's accurate. BTW THank you guys very much for the info. I also have another pose maybe you guys can help me out with when done with this lol
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