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hesher16

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Posted: January 23, 2005 at 9:49 PM / IP Logged

i am getting help from someone near by i hope

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that is the starter kill relay i descibed the wiring on that above, allthough i can see how you would be confused. green goes to the half of the starter wire that leads to the key. black goes to the other half. yellow goes to the igniton wire (BLACK / YELLOW, reads 12v with key on and about 10 when cranking the engine)

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thank you for you response that will help me a lot i think that i might be able to do this on my own now. I will have to get up a the buttcrack of dawn so that i have enough daylight to do this . But i think i can do this and do it right thanks to all the guys that have helped me in these last couple of day. Thanks

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i am installing a viper alarm and in the manual it said for parking light circuits that draw 10 amp or more that the jumper had to be switched to (-) so do i need to do that for my 92 honda civic

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just left in positive because your parking lights are positive you can find the wire at the fuse box is RED / black or use the male in the fuse box. viper 350 hv in a 92 honda civic - Page 2 -- posted image.

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hesher16

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do you know how i would be able to connect the horn with my alarm

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yes the brown wire sends positive so you have to do a relay and program the brain for pulse.

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hesher16

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i have installed a viper 350hv alarm and the power door lock is not working with the remote how do i fix this

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