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viper 500esp, relay, trunk hatch release


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jbigfoot 
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Posted: February 06, 2012 at 9:33 PM / IP Logged  
Hello, all. New kid here.
I have a Viper 500ESP installed in my '94 GMC Safari. I'd like to be able to open the rear hatch with it. I see that AUX can be programmed to do this via the RED / white or blue/white wires. The manual says these wires provide 200 ma. But what exactly does this mean? Do these wires provide the 12 volts necessary to drive a relay? I have a relay in the van already, with those nice 30 & 87 & 87a terminals but it doesn't work. Any insight would be appreciated.
blkrhyno 
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Posted: February 06, 2012 at 11:28 PM / IP Logged  

wire the relay as follows : RED / white wire to pin 85, +12v fused to pin 86, ground to pin 87, & pin 30 connected to red wire @ release switch.

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tedmond 
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Posted: February 06, 2012 at 11:44 PM / IP Logged  
hatch release RED (-)
you can use the trunk release and connect it straight to RED (-) hatch release. the 250ma will trigger that wire and drive the factory relay.
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jbigfoot 
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Now I'm even more confused: If I read the first post correctly, this wire will provide a path to ground for the 12V on the other side of the coil. But if I read the 2nd post correctly, this wire has 12V that will trigger an existing relay.
tedmond 
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you can use the relay and have that power the existing relay in the car, or do what i suggested, (save a relay) and connect directly to the vehicles relay coil.
either method will work.
Ted
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