Car Security and Convenience

Knowledge of diodes, relays, and resistors is essential to being a proficient car alarm, keyless entry, and remote starter installer. These are often needed to interface with many electrical sources in a vehicle such as power door locks, trunk release solenoids, starter wires, OEM anti-theft systems, multiple door triggers, sliding doors, parking lights, head lights, horns, etc. While many car alarms, keyless entrys, and remote starters have built-in relays and multiple outputs for interfacing with most of these, more times than not you will still need to use at least one of these when installing an alarm, keyless entry, and/or remote starter. Once you master these, you'll think of all kinds of things to create and install into your vehicles as well as your customers'.

Our car security and convenience sections and topics listed below contain information for determining door lock types, detailed relay diagrams for starter interrupts, door locks, light flash, illuminated entry, and additional convenience features as well as vehicle specific wiring for alarms, keyless entries, and remote starters.

Relay diagrams for bypassing GM Passkey, Passkey II, and other useful diagrams can be found here. For additional immobilizer bypass info (Passkey III, PATS, VATS, transponders, etc.), please see our Car Security Hot Topics, Alarm and Remote Start Pictorials, and search or post a request in our Car Security and Convenience Forum.

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