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First Alarm, 97 Honda Civic


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zerovandez 
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So this is my understanding of what you just said...but I'm missing something...

First Alarm, 97 Honda Civic - Page 5 -- posted image.

howie ll 
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Absolutely right except I've made an error First Alarm, 97 Honda Civic - Page 5 -- posted image.
On the left relay 86 should be connected to 86 on the right relay as a constant, not from the pump feed.
on the right relay, 30 goes to 85 on the left, 87 in both relays not used.
howie ll 
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This;- relays.png
howie ll 
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Sorry, still didn't get it right, I'm lousy at graphics 277_relays.png
zerovandez 
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Haha! That's awesome. Thanks for taking the time to do that before I was able to revise it myself. As for the GWR output, all components using this will need to be diode isolated right? Specifically I'm referring to using for the clutch switch ground which is a direct connect without a relay right?
howie ll 
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Yes.
zerovandez 
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It's been a while. So I got around to more testing and probing and I found which wire needs to see ground when pressing the clutch. I played around with my DMM and set it to OHM's setting and was able to figure it out. So yay for me! Hopefully this weekend, I'll have everything mounted and mocked up to my liking. Just waiting on the DEI 530T.
howie ll 
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Some practical advice; mount the 530 in the car and run out to each door and pick up the two wires going to each motor one of which will read 12v+ on up whilst the other stays at ground and vice versa. Ignore the switches, also you have type 1 or type A windows.
I know it's a PITA to get into the doors but worth it, you will have one-touch up and down from all your switches.
zerovandez 
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Awesome. Thanks for the insight. The driver side door is not all that hard to get wires through. It's the passenger side that is a complete pain, litterally. The space is so tight in there as I recall running speaker wires from an amp install.
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Just reading through the thread.  What is the purpose of the diode on the gwa wire?  Is it to prevent unintentional grounding to the gwa wire?
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