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JWorm 
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Posted: September 26, 2009 at 2:33 PM / IP Logged  
Look under the "Vehicle Wiring" link at the top right of the page. There is a listing for a 2005 Impreza. Its the same as a 2007.
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will do- thanks!
instuller 
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is there a wiring diagram for the power windows ?

I have 2 Directed power window modules for the 4 windows.

I have the alldatadiy schematics- but they're not helpful as to where the wires are, where is the best or easiest place to access them, etc

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The best and easiest place to access these wires are at the driver's controls in the driver's door, assuming of course that they aren't data, if they are then you'd have to go directly to each window motor! If the modules you're reffering to are 530t then going to each motor would give you one touch control of all four windows at driver and individual positions!
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any ideas on what method of neutral (or parking) safety switch/wire/etc this car uses and where to access it (and whether to use relay?)

yes, I know some just ground that wire from the remote start in an automatic, but I want to be proper.

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I found that switch- there is a micro switch when the gearshift goes into park. It is ground at rest.

NEXT MAJOR PROBLEM:

Every Impreza 2005-2007 guide shows the door trigger as neg at the yellow wire on the grey plug at the integrated unit.

Taking my Fluke meter and putting the red to 12v from the lighter plug, and using my Fluke pin probe on that yellow wire, I see NEGATIVE 12v.

It stays that way whether a door is opened or closed- no change.  i opened and closed all doors to make sure no door was half-closed.

I am at my whits end-  I ve been trying to find this wire for 3 hours.

I probed the yellow wire at the keyless entery module and got the same thing.

WHAT WOULD CAUSE THIS?  I do have the instrument cluster out- i grabbed the tach wire there (matches the readings at the ECU wire)

HELP!

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There are a couple ways to test for a negative trigger door wire, one being the way you stated, the other ground the negative probe, and use the positive probe to search for the wire, when all the swicthes are depressed, the meter should read 12volts, or you can test for continuity between ground, or resistance testing, personally, i use the first method i mentioned, works alot faster than the way you're doing it, simply because alot of wires rest at ground while the vehicle is swictched off, which makes testing alot harder!
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I tried in reverse- i grounded my meter's black wire and used the pin probe on postive.

i get positive 12v on that wire and it doesnt change whethere doors are open or closed.  I found other wires that show 12v and theyre constant also.

I probed every wire on the body inegrated unit and the keyless entry module and they dont change whether i open or close the driver door.

?????????

JWorm 
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It won't meter properly if the instrument cluster is unplugged. You may notice your dome light is not functioning now either. The yellow wire will not go to +12v until the dome light shuts off if it has a delay (it probably does). I have owned two different Impreza's (Wrx and an Sti) from this time period so I know the car very well.
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does anyone know how long the sensor sends ground when it is triggered?  0.1 sec? 0.5 sec? 1 sec?

I have an RSX3.5 and I want to put it onto the blue wire of sensor zone 2- i wont need any diodes that way becasue the shock sensor has its own wire in that port.

Both wires on that port will trigger full if the ground from the sensor lasts longer than 0.8 sec.

I would like to have both "impact" type sensors on zone 2, and my dual zone motion on zone 3 by itself.

If I put the glassbreak to zone 1, did someone open the hood or break the window when the remote reports zone 1?

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