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peleno1 
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Posted: November 07, 2008 at 2:22 PM / IP Logged  

Hi Guys/Girls

Have started to install a car alarm in my car but have run in to trubble finding some cables in the harness in the car...

"Hope all can read my swinglish ;-)  Live in sweden if all wonde why i spell like a monkeyr"

Looking for the Power Door Lock (-) Black / White  2 pin harness in driver`s kick, wrapped in blue tape and also

Power door unlock (-) Black / Red  2 pin harness in driver`s kick, wrapped in blue tape...
Have looking for this cables for several hour but can`t find them :-(  Am i starting to get colour blind?..... *Lol*
Also i need some more pro help from you here on this forum....
I`m not realy sure how to connect the  starter Relay to the ignition harness on my car, would be happy if some can write up how to connect this relay on my car...
Posting some pictures so all can see the fuse box on the car and also the diffrent harness in the kick panel on my car...
1990 honda accord, alarm wiring -- posted image.

1990 honda accord, alarm wiring -- posted image.

ckeeler 
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Posted: November 07, 2008 at 2:27 PM / IP Logged  

i love doing these cars! piece of cake! the door lock wires are going to be up high in the driver side, they will be in a 2 pin white connector and be the only 2 wires in it. sometimes they are tapped to a larger harness with......you guessed it......blue tape.

just look a little higher up in there.

peleno1 
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Good i have get a answer from a PRO :-)  You know i have looked alot but still i can`t find the wires :-(  And also i`m not realy sure how to connect the

starter relay, so i would be werry happy if you can tell me how to connect this to the starter harness....
Best Regards to you...

peleno1 
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I have bought this Alarm is it good or only crap?
http://www.lff.cn/EN/product.asp?id=169
ckeeler 
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seems ok, im sure its goon work fine. the first thing is finding the lock wires and then wiring the starter kill relay.

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Posted: November 07, 2008 at 8:39 PM / IP Logged  

Look lower for your locks.  grab in a harness in the running board area. Locks, brake light, and parking lights are there too!

OmarR 
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Definitely lower for the locks. That 2 pin harness should be hanging around your fuse block (bottom of your pic).
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As for the the starter kill relay, using your diagram:

Cut the BLACK/ white starter wire

Key side of BLACK/ white wire  - 86 & 87a

Starter side of BLACK/ white wire - 30

Yellow (-) from alarm - 85

87 is not used.

If you are not sure as to which side is which on the BLACK/ white wire AFTER you cut it, turn and hold the key towards the start position. The side getting 12V is the key side.

peleno1 
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Posted: November 08, 2008 at 3:45 AM / IP Logged  

Thanks all for answering to my trubble..

Sorry to say all install PDF files and som on don`t make me to find the right cables for this

Power Lock and Unlock :-(
I have ripped apart the whole electrical system in the car but can`t find the 2 pin connector all talking about..
I post pictures and see what you say where the cables normally will be in the car...
1990 honda accord, alarm wiring -- posted image.

1990 honda accord, alarm wiring -- posted image.

peleno1 
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Posted: November 08, 2008 at 4:01 AM / IP Logged  

In the 12volt install it written:  Under carpet below Fuse 2 pin connector

In the Directwire install its written:   lower drivers kick
In CarAlarmPros install is written: 2-pins harness in drivers kick, wrapped in blue tape

even if i did have all this install manuals i can`t find the cable for this lock and unlock....I have found a cable wrapped with blue

tape but there is only one cable and its yellow.....
Looks like an need to skip this power lock thing in my car :-(

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