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2002 pontiac grand prix, srt9000


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djthechemist 
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Posted: January 16, 2008 at 11:59 PM / IP Logged  

can someone help me?

I've bought a Code alarm SRT 9000 for my 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix, and the stupid car is just hell to work on
and codes technical support SUCKS...sad to say cuz i really do like the unit a lot
anyways to the problem(s)
when testing for voltages , the BCM sends out 4 different ones.  a  .5v negitive and positive, and a 11.7ish negitive and positive
when i first had wired it up, every time i armed the car, it said door triggered and trunk triggared, then i tried Diode isolating them, which didn;t seem to work either (yes i made sure the diodes where not backwards)
then code finally got back for me, and said i had to double diode isolate the lines...
which now works fine...sorta
the unit does not say door/trunk triggerd when i arm or disarm the unit, but if i do a status check, it thinks the doors are constantly open, and it thinks someone is always trying to break into my trunk.
one REALLY weird/annoying thing, is the alarm will go off, (at random) and say door locks triggered.  and i'll be looking straight at the car, and no one is near by a mile.  The shock senser plays no part in this, because it works fine...i wonderd if somehting was just really hooked up wrong, but no.  It'll be like 4 am in the morning, and the door locks will trigger and my remote will wake up me up, or the other day, i was just looking out my window at work into the parking lot during my lunch, and it decided to go off? makes no sence to me at all
i cant hook it up to the dome lights because of the delay/dim.  it really screws the voltages.
the guy from code also told me to run a 12V constant to each door trigger line + trunk, but to put a 10K resister before the tee.  i have to try that, but was wonder if there is just some way to solve this ongoing problem. i just want the damn thing to work properly as im putting in my sound system very soooon.
a co-worker also said to try relaying the power? because if the bcm puts out a low voltege (which is setting off the alarm) it won;t be powerful enuff to set off the relay, allowing it to resume negitive, i also have yet to try that
anyyyy input would greatly be appreciated!

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Posted: January 17, 2008 at 12:04 PM / IP Logged  
This is the information for the Grand Pric that I have :
The tan is located in the drivers kick and catches only the drivers door. The dark/blue is located in the passenger kick panel and catches all other doors, must diode isolate these wires.
Trunk Pin - RED / black      -      under rear deck
Did you grab these wires at these locations ?
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djthechemist 
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Posted: January 17, 2008 at 10:55 PM / IP Logged  
oh yeah, its only the 2 door model, and yes i do got those wires connected. and i tried diode isolating them, which made the unit think the doors/trunk where triggered when i armed the car, so i double diode isolated them, which now says nothing when i arm the car, but if i do a status check on the lcd remote, it thinks the doors are always open, and that my trunk is always being broken into, even tho the alarm never goes off.
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Posted: January 18, 2008 at 5:07 PM / IP Logged  
Explain in detail exactly how you've double diode isolated these wires.......exactly what/where on the car is connected to what/where on the alarm.
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Posted: January 21, 2008 at 2:14 PM / IP Logged  
Why not just put a pin switch in the trunk and call it a day for that.

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