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brivalen

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Posted: October 14, 2003 at 5:57 PM / IP Logged

Ok so here is the deal, so far i have only done installs on a 2001 jeep that uses a door lock module and aftermarket actuators. I am installing a remote start/alarm on a 99 legacy tomorrow and have a question about using relays with the door locks.

The dei alarm im using gives a (-) for lock and (-) for unlock, easy enough, the subary needs a (-) for lock and (-) for unlock. I dont think that the dei will give it a true ground so I will have to use a relay to get the good ground.

How do i do that? What does the diagram look like?

Thanks alot

if you have any tips for me with this car i will appreciate it :-)

Brian Valen

JWorm

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Posted: October 14, 2003 at 6:45 PM / IP Logged

12volts BLACK / YELLOW + ignition harness

Starter blue/red + ignition harness

Ignition red + ignition harness

Accessory RED / yellow + ignition harness

Notes: all at 6 pin black connector at steering column.

Power Lock WHITE/ red - lock module left of column

Power Unlock white - lock module left of column

- no relays needed just connect them straight to the alarm

Parking Lights+ RED / silver dots gray 12 pin above fbox

Notes: Test with the ignition on.

Parking Lights- BLACK/ green at light switch

-- Make sure whatever wire you use also works with the key off.

Door Trigger RED / white - blk plug above hood release

Trunk/Hatch Pin lt. GREEN/ YELLOW - in trunk at light

Notes: Found in the passenger kick on models with factory security.

Factory Alarm Arm GREEN/ YELLOW - in harness from door

Factory Alarm Disarm GREEN/ lt. blue - in drivers kick

Tachometer blue/red dots at coil

Brake Wire WHITE/ BLACK/ sil dots + brake pedal switch

HamiltonAudio

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Joined: October 15, 2003

Posted: October 19, 2003 at 11:49 AM / IP Logged

I agree....relays are a waste. the ground signal isn't the one grounding the actuators, its providing the factory module/relay pack with signal....

brivalen

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Joined: March 23, 2003

Location: United States

Posted: October 19, 2003 at 1:24 PM / IP Logged

thanks guys i did hte install on saturday - took me about 4 hours and no problems! Just had to contort my arms ways i didnt think possibly - i guess I am too used to working on my jeep grand cherokee that has lots of space under the dash.

brian

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Help with 99 subaru legacy door locks

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