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prestige aps 787c, 2011 mazda 3


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Raymond4646 
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2011 Mazda 3 found the -lock wire per the tech sheet and used a 1k ohm resisitor via the rs -lock positive unlock and the vehicle won't unlock just lock..thanks for any help
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if you can locate them, i would use the factory arm and disarm wires and hook up your lock and unlock wires from the brain to those. That way they will control the domelight at the same time.
monty_77 
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the unlock is a straight negative ground on that one no resistor.
the unlock is not positive
Raymond4646 
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Thanks ill look for this now..
Raymond4646 
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Thers is only one wire and thats the alarm arm disarm wire thru a - signal and a 1k OHM resisitor. Its doing the same as the other wire only locking the vehicle upon arm.
Raymond4646 
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im confused, bulldog says to;

 POWER LOCK  LT. GREEN (-) thru a 1000 Ohm Resistor, NOTE #3  in DRIVERS KICK PANEL or BCM, (BLUE, 24-PIN PLUG(F), PIN D, NOTE #2  
 POWER UNLOCK  Use LOCK wire  

from the remote start unit I have 3 wire, ( RED / black Neg. 2nd unlock)   (green Positive lock. Neg. Unlock) and Red Neg. Lock, Positive unlock

What should I do here? thanks

Raymond4646 
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Ok figured it out..thanks to my buddy Dan..ground signal wasn't strong enough..used a dei door lock relay kit..all good now..
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Posted: January 06, 2011 at 2:51 PM / IP Logged  
what brand and model remote start
most just have negative outputs for lock and unlock
most will have a lock output(-)
Unlock output(-)
positive for powering Relays
some will have a second Unlock output(-) for people that want driver door priority.
there is one wire for the lock and unlock of the mazda 3
to lock you have to ground that wire with a 1000 ohm resistor in line and to unlock you just have to ground that wire with no resistor
if you need to switch polarity then you will have to use a relay
Raymond4646 
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Prestige Aps787c  I dont believe the ground signal was strong enough. So what i did was use a dei door lock relay kit and it now works great. Thanks Monty.
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yeah you're supposed to use relays to do locks like that except for on some newer dei units.
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