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asstpumpslimm 
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ok i want to hook the actuators on my trunk to my alarm channel 4 and channel 5 1 channel goes up and 1 channel goes down. i have a 6 pin switch wired to them now to use my trunk.
i use this diagram to wire everything up, quadruple checked wires. but when i connect the wires on the relays 1 wire from the 30 to 1 wire on the actuator. and the same with the other 30 to the other actuator wire.
when i hooked them up. i hit the manual switch in the car and no noise from the actuators and the trunk moved about 1 inch. i unhook the wires fro the 30 post and everything looks fine.
any help here
actuator to alarm problem -- posted image.
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You can't parallel 5 wire connections you must series them - that may be part of your problem.

Post up how your current switch is wired and we can tell you how to modify the above diagram to make it work.  Most likely you'll have to disconnect the 87A pins from ground and connect them to the switch outputs.

Kevin Pierson
asstpumpslimm 
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ok maybe you can get this picture, 6 prong switch power and ground in middle
2 wires coming off the actuators going to the 30 on the relays. i hooked it up just like the diagram
actuator to alarm problem -- posted image.
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A six prong switch with power and ground in the middle, you have to verify if the switch is applying both power and ground when depressed or, if the wires rest at ground or twelve when the switch is inactiveand voltage is applied one way while the other leg sits at rest! ! After you have done this then we can help you!

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What you should do is disconnect the switch all together and get the two relays working with the alarm.

Then, rewire the switch to supply (-) outputs that connect to the relays (-) lock / unlock inputs.  You should be able to just eliminate all the red lines above and connect the red actuator in the picture above to the other black pin (I hope that made sense).

Kevin Pierson
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i like the drawing of your actuator (im not kidding, i do), kinda cool. actuator to alarm problem -- posted image.
asstpumpslimm 
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ok, yes power and ground in the middle. power is straight to 12v source so i can use the trunk if the car is off, ground also grounded to body.
press one way it goes up, pull it back the other way it goes down, the switch returns to rest in the middle
bad pic but here it is
actuator to alarm problem -- posted image.
asstpumpslimm 
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thats my mad MS paint skills, i lost my picture it program where i could make something decent looking
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i thought it was good. it takes me waaayyy too long to make something on paint that doesn't even look half that acurate.
lspker 
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Is it just me, or do you have the wire jumpered together?

Try the out to the actuator on the centre terminals of the switch, and the powers on outsides.

Uhm. but you will have power going straight to ground threw the relay. need to isolate

better just to send -ve pulse to 86/85 as needed

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