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01 corolla, Karr alarm


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aznboi714 
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Posted: May 16, 2004 at 7:36 PM / IP Logged  
plz help i have a 01 corolla.
i have a karr alarm 2040 but i can't install it
i'm new at this but i install a lot of stereo.
here the setup plz help
RED. 12V PARKING LIGHT INPUT (+) (connect this to the positive parking light only? what about the 12v where do i get the power for it)
WHITE. PARKING LIGHT OUTPUT (+) (The negative of the parking light?)
PURPLE. POSITIVE (+) DOOR INPUT (is this for the power lock or the motor lock)
GREEN / WHITE. DOME LIGHT SUPERSVISION (1 OF 2 #30)(I read that u use this for the door trigger right?)
BLACK/ WHITE. NEGATIVE (-) HORN OUTPUT (CURRENT LIMITED)(i know where this go)
GREEN / WHITE. DOME LIGHT SUPERVISION (2 of 2 #87) (have no idea)
RED / WHITE. 12V ALARM INPUT (+) (this wire is connected to the red one. It has a fuse to it)
WHITE/ BLACK. 12V SIREN OUTPUT (+) (i don't have a sirens)
BLACK. SYSTEM GROUND (-) (i know where this go)
BROWN. (-) NEGATIVE DOOR INPUT (does it go to the power unlock or the motor unlock?)
YELLOW. IGNITION INPUT (+)(i know where this go)
ORANGE. STARTER KILL OUTPUT (-)(I know where this go)
hawkinstaller02 
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Posted: May 17, 2004 at 2:52 PM / IP Logged  

If the car has 12v+ for your parking lights, leave the red and RED / white wire togather hook into 12v+: The parking light input wire is just the input source to use to turn the parking lights on(If the car had a neg 12v for parking lights, you would ground the red wire.

The purple and brown wires are an either/or type of thing.  If you have a neg door trigger use the brown and cut the purple wire(prob. what you have).  If you have a positive door trigger use the purple and cut the brown.

Don't have to use the domelght supervision wires. 

What kind of alarm is it???

Did that work???????
-Installer-
raydawg357 
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Joined: June 17, 2003
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Posted: May 19, 2004 at 3:39 PM / IP Logged  

Okay, here we go.  I will list your alarm wire colors first  and your car wire second.

Connect the white parking light wire to the green wire under your fuse box.

Connect the BLACK/ white wire for horn output to GREEN/ red wire in your steering column

The RED / white (12V) wire connects to the white wire in your main ignition harness

Ground the black wire to metal.

connent the brown (-) door trigger wire to RED / white wire in the instrument cluster

the yellow ignition wire connects to BLACK/ white wire in the main ignition harness

All you have left is to cut your starter wire and connect the starter interupt.  From your diagram, you will need a relay to accomplish this.   You can find that info in the relay section of this site.        Good luck and test all wires with a DMM before connecting them.

Do it right the first time

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