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Ohmz

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Posted: October 10, 2002 at 11:16 AM / IP Logged

the yellow wire just goes to the ignition wire of the car right by the steering column.

One wire should control both doors to unlock , from the alarm and from the vehicle.

My Personal Installer Note: Connectors are easy, neat, and professional. But do you know how to crimp properly?

asianboi

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Posted: October 10, 2002 at 12:22 PM / IP Logged

Sorry again!

Ohmz said: "the yellow wire just goes to the ignition wire of the car right by the steering column."

Then what should I connect to to the relay #85 ORANGE WIRE? Isnt that another ignition "on & start"??

There are two different ignitions wires?

Ohmz

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Posted: October 10, 2002 at 12:30 PM / IP Logged

I usually use the same wire. Just tie it in.

My Personal Installer Note: Connectors are easy, neat, and professional. But do you know how to crimp properly?

asianboi

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Posted: October 10, 2002 at 12:48 PM / IP Logged

Thank you everyone for helping me out. I will install it this friday or in the weekend. Again, thank you. I hope I wont burn anything up..

Regards,

Brian

P.s All of you are the bomb!!! Keep up the good work.

asianboi

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Posted: October 11, 2002 at 8:34 AM / IP Logged

Hi it is me again.

I found some of the wires that I saw in the wiring diagram for my honda civic in this site. I wanted to test out the LOCK & UNLOCK wire. What I did was:

I used the fuse tester(I think that's wat it called), and punched it in the GREEN/ orange wire to see if it unlocks or not, BUT I dont see anything happens to it. Yes my other end of the tester is connected to a GROUND. I turned my key to the ignition level too, but I still do not see it. Is it how it is?

I want to see if it works or not before I splice the wire. Sorry I am not good with explanation.

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Posted: October 11, 2002 at 9:27 AM / IP Logged

I would not suggest using a light tester and probing wires that you are not sure is the target wire crimestopper on 99 civic - Page 2 -- posted image. . You may find yourself a Honda bill for a new BCM or CPU in the near future. PLEASE go and spend about $ 30.00 at a Radio Shack or something and get a digital multimeter. This $ 30.00 will save you time and costly repairs to delicate electronics in the vehicle. The wire that you are testinf ( GREEN/ ORANGE ) should test GROUND (-) when you press the door unlock switch and 12 volts when nothing is done. It is only a pulsed signal as well so DO NOT LEAVE the probe sitting on the wire or else you will fry the motor.

Jeff

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Morden, Manitoba CANADA

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Ohmz

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Posted: October 11, 2002 at 12:07 PM / IP Logged

You won't see a ground output from the UNLOCK WIRE with the tester you have if you grounded it; it has to have 12 volts constant. Jeff is right.. you should get a proper tester. If thats the correct wire you can PULSE the wire with a ground. (YOU CAN EASILY BURN SOMETHING IF YOU LEAVE IT CONSTANT) Once again do not try this unless you KNOW you have the CORRECT wire.

My Personal Installer Note: Connectors are easy, neat, and professional. But do you know how to crimp properly?

asianboi

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Posted: October 12, 2002 at 4:59 PM / IP Logged

Hello again, I'm dead! I"m in the process of cutting the starter wire. I cutted it and connected as shown. Below picture is what I did. I cannot start my car now. I dont know what I did. Can someone help? huhuh crimestopper on 99 civic - Page 2 -- posted image.

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Velocity Motors

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Posted: October 12, 2002 at 5:26 PM / IP Logged

Do you have the right end of the starter wire to the right pin out. Try reversing the two wires on 30 & 87.

Jeff

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Morden, Manitoba CANADA

asianboi

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Posted: October 12, 2002 at 9:37 PM / IP Logged

Starter wire is BLACK/ WHITE right? SO everything I hooked up seems right, but now I have to reverse the 30 and the 87 right? I"ll do that tomorrow morning. Please respond back though so I can start on it

Please keep in mind that I hooked the organge wire to #86, Ignition wire to #85, the starter wire to the KEY HOLE to #30, and the other end to #87.

By the way, i use a 4 pins relay instead of the 5 pins. I dont have #87A on my relay, in which it requires in the diagram. DO you think this is a problem why? One more question, where is the best place to put the sensor? Please respond to all my questions as possible so I can finish my project up tomorrow.

Thanks Jeff & the other members for your great help!

Brian

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