This is what directechs shows...
Can also be found at the Alarm module pin B5 Blue (-) trigger, or in the center console as positive RED / Yellow.
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Instead of using the vehicles (+) Parking Light wire to flash the lights, why not use the (-) Parking Light wire. Here is the info :
Parking Lights (-) Blue (-) @ factory alarm plug above driver kick, Green 16 pin plug, pin 13
Be sure to test this wire with a DMM prior to making the connection.
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Thank you for the replies.
At the moment, I've got the parking lights to work but when I connect the first parking light connection (+) the fuse blows up, but when I leave that disconnected and only plug in the parking light (-) the fuse does not blow and the lights work.
Does that mean that from the compustar brain, I only need one of the two (parking light + or - ) to be connected to my car's parking light + or - ) to get it working?
Attached is one screenshot from compustar's brain
From CN1 (GREEN / WHITE --> (+) Parking light) When connected the fuse blows and parking lights and remote start do NOT work.
From CN2 (GREEN / WHITE --> (-) Parking Light output) When connected, fuse does NOT blow and parking lights and remote start work.
Please advise if I need to have both or just one of the wires connected to my car.
Thank you,
abduls16
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Currently driving: 2003 Acura 1.7 EL
Yes, you only need and should make only one Parking Light connection to the car. Either (+) or (-), whichever is easier, but not both. They do go to different wires in the car. You must match polarity.
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