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accordracer01

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Posted: December 17, 2003 at 6:27 PM / IP Logged

i think i found the correct RED / white wire! when i check it with a voltmeter is it supposed to send power out when i hit the option key on the remote???

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So the vehicle does not have a factory trunk release?

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accordracer01

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no it doesnt. and i didnt find the wire!!! i think im going to buy a connector and try to find the plug that it goes into on the alarm. Basically i think that the wire isnt on the harness so i have to connect a wire to the harness by putting it in one of the holes where the pins on the alarm are. i hope im right and it works.

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I am installing a power trunk release kit on a 01 Accord. i finished wiring everything and am now ready to mount the solenoid on the trunk and was wondering what the best way to mount it would be and second how do i tie the wire from the solenoid to the release lever

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you may not be ablt to drill through the metal mech. you may have to wrap the cable around it and attach it to its self. i did a honda about a yr ago and it worked out great. i should have taken a pic of. but that would have been to helpful. you will have to get creative...

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i posted a reply and it POOF was gone....

you will have to be creative...wrap the cable around the release and attach it to its self..

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accordracer01

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sorry i meant to ask how do i attach the wire from the solenoid to the hook so i can connect the hook to the trunk release

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if anyone has a picture of how to hook up the wire from the solenoid to the hook i would love to see it

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Posted: December 23, 2003 at 7:48 PM / IP Logged

AAAHHHHH HELP!!! I was installing a remote trunk release kit on my factory alarm for a 01 Accord V6, and i finished wiring everything and tested everything and it worked just fine. So then i put everything back together and closed up the car and tried to arm my alarm and nothing! the alarm stoped responding so i put everyhting back to stock and it still doesn't work. I checked all of the fuses, and checked all of the wires, and tested the alarm and it is geting power but usually when i plug the alarm in the red LED lights up for a second and then stops but this time when i pluged the alarm in the LED didnt light up, there is no voltage output to the LED at all. And like i said the alarm doesnt respond please help!! Any ideas would be appreciated!

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what brand of alarm do u have????

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