avital 4103 on a 2000 honda passport

Ok so now Im trying to install the RAP relay setup for my radio. I have (-) door triggers & have located via testing the (-) door trigger wire. I have checked 4 times literally my relay wiring in the last 5 minutes including the diode stripes to make sure & all is correct. When I open my door the radio stays on. I tested the relay using my battery & when I connect it it clicks. When I touch the (-) wire that would be my door (-) trigger pulse to the neg battery terminal it clicks so I know the relays are good. Could it possibly be a bad diode? Doesn't seem as the (-) trigger pulse from the door trigger is unlatching the relays as I do not hear the relays click when I release the door trigger. And yes I've searched for this issue but couldn't find a solution, sorry if I missed it. I have tested this without remote starting the car, just normal key cranking.

Whoa there! Why the relays? You have 2 ACC wires on that vehicle. One powers the radio the other heater wipers etc. Orange is connected to the radio wire, Pink/white to the other ACC. If correct, your radio if left on previously will turn on after R/S is activated and the RAP will work. I thought RAP was built into the unit, or simply test on the thick orange on the 4103, the R/S should output 12V+ after key is removed and shut down when the door is opened.

Wait...so you're saying the Ignition 2 wire that Avital's Pink/White wire is connected to is actually a 2nd ACC wire? The wiring diagrams I have call it an Ignition 2 wire. So I should wire the relays to the Orange thick wire between the car ACC wire & the Avital brain?

What relays and why?

https://www.the12volt.com/relays/relaydiagram30.html I assume since you're asking me this then I'm going about it the wrong way... I want my radio to stay on after I turn the car off until I open my door