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woodpaper327 
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Posted: April 13, 2014 at 11:06 PM / IP Logged  
Hi,
I'm trying to install SPAL 37000148 Two-Door Power Lock Kit and Viper 3105V to Datsun 280z. It comes with 5 wire harness.
2 actuators, 1 switch, 2 relays or 4 relays -- posted image.
I plan to install speaker and power window kit, thus, I would like to reduce the number of wires running through the door.
Therefore, I prefer to add relays with 2 wires instead of using 5 wire harness that comes with the kit.
I would like to find out whether this wiring diagram is OK or not.
2 actuators, 1 switch, 2 relays or 4 relays -- posted image.
Could you help me to point out my mistake?
Thanks in advance!
tamo3
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Posted: April 14, 2014 at 1:10 AM / IP Logged  
That's fine except the switch needs to be a momentary change over switch also you'll need 1N4004 quenching diodes diodes across the relays with the bands to the positive sides of the coil.
What switch are you using?
Test before boxing up.
woodpaper327 
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Thank you for your advice.
I'm not sure whether I completely understand what you mentioned.
2 actuators, 1 switch, 2 relays or 4 relays -- posted image.
Is the correct way to locate switch and diode?
I want to use the SPAL switch that I already purchased.
Thanks,
tamo3
SPAL Switch http://www.spal-usa.com/power_lock_kits/automated/tech_sheets/37000050-0118%20-%204-DL%20with%20Switches.pdf
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That switch is exactly what I meant.
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1Z9_2nd._starter..bmp
This diagram though not relevant to what you're doing shows diode layout, though yours is correct it shows 2 options.
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Thank you howie II!
I will wire them up and test it out!
Regards,
tamo3
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After looking at Viper 3105V manual, I'm bit confused.
Where should I connect following wire from H1 harness?
GREEN wire -   "(-)Door trigger Input"
VIOLET wire - "(+)Door trigger Input"
2 actuators, 1 switch, 2 relays or 4 relays -- posted image.
This is what I guessed.
2 actuators, 1 switch, 2 relays or 4 relays -- posted image.
This is Viper 3105V(350V) wiring instruction.
Thanks,
tamo3
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Green, violet not used, green goes to the switch in door return that brings on the dome light when you open the door.
A door trigger isn't a lock trigger.
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Oh! Oh! I got it!
Thank you so much!!!
tamo3
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2 actuators, 1 switch, 2 relays or 4 relays -- posted image.
updated final diagram for the reference.
woodpaper327

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