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vitto363 
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Posted: August 10, 2005 at 1:42 PM / IP Logged  

I'm going to install a Video System but i need to improve my theft deterrent led.

I want to install 2 additional LEDs in my car (Corolla 2000), I have an alarm installed and working but i want one extra led next to each door latch (same as audi & volkswagen have). Any idea where i can find them & what kind of led (red) do I have to use and how to connect them?. I bought blinking leds from autozone (12V) but when i connect it to the alarm existing led it woks but after a few blinking cycles the new led starts to blink in a diferent pattern.  Thanks in advance for your help.

PD: somebody knows where i have to connect the black wire comming out from the alarm brain box?? I think is the antenna but is not connected to anything.

schmoo 
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First off, the "antenna" does not get connected to anything.  Try to get it as high up into the dash as possible for greater distance.  Secondly, what brand of alarm?  It may have a pulsing 12v for the LED, in which case you would just need a regular LED and them wire them in series.  Or you could wire the two new ones off a relay to come on after the ignition is turned off.  Please supply info about alarm make and model.

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vitto363 
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It could be a prestige PRO9445FT or PROOE2KDX. I looked at the brain box and it doesn't have any model at all, but based on my transmitter i got those models at audiovox website. How do i test the power going from the alarm to the led? i have a multitester but honestly i don't know how to use it.
duunari 
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schmoo wrote:

It may have a pulsing 12v for the LED, in which case you would just need a regular LED and them wire them in series. 

If led doesent have resistor, it is pulsing 12v.

Then wire  regular leds PARALLEL  with own resistors.

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duunari 
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duunari wrote:
[QUOTE=schmoo]

If led doesent have resistor, it is pulsing 12v.

Stupid me!

If led DOES have resistor... then alarm give 12v

CCwagon88 
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schmoo wrote:

you could wire the two new ones off a relay to come on after the ignition is turned off.

I was thinking about doing the same thing. What about current drain on the battery? How long would two blinking 20mA LEDs take to drain enough current to prevent the car from starting in the cold?

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