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Trey99ek 
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Posted: December 16, 2005 at 12:30 AM / IP Logged  

I am going to be installing this and I had a question about some of the wiring.  This is for a 99 honda civic.

1.  On the 1st connector the (-) Violet "negative when armed out" wire.  What does it hook up to, or does it need hooked up?

2.  What do all the pins on connector 2 for.  Are they required for my car.  The wires are "(-) parking light output 200ma",  "(-) status out wire",  "(-) 2nd ignition 200ma out",  "(-) 2nd accessory 200ma out",  "(-) 2nd started 200ma out"?

3.  Where is a good place to splice into the (-) parking brake which is connector 3 pin 1?

4.  What is the stuff about the glow plug wire on connector 3?

5.  Finally Connector 5..... Pins 1 and 2, the Rearm and Disarm wire.   Where do they go?

I am sure I could get it all done, but I didn't get to work on it yet since it is snowing out.

05gt 
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Posted: December 16, 2005 at 1:26 AM / IP Logged  

1) Not 100% sure

2) don't need any, unless the vehicle uses a byapss module then you will need the (-)status wire  (which it doesn't)

3) don't use (-) parklights in the honda, it doesn't have one, use the (+) park lights, it is wire RED / black in the keyless module in driver kickpanel, or you can get it from the fusepanel

4) glow plug wire is for diesel

5) unless your car has a factory alarm you do not need these wires

If you are asking these questions I would double think what you are getting yourself into

Velocity Motors 
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Posted: December 16, 2005 at 7:54 AM / IP Logged  
Trey99ek wrote:

1.  On the 1st connector the (-) Violet "negative when armed out" wire.  What does it hook up to, or does it need hooked up?

This should be pre-wired to a starter disable relay with the YELLOW and the YELLOW/BLACK wire. Did you not get this relay with the rest of the wiring ? It's all pre-wired so you only need to connect the YELLOW and the YELLOW/BLACK to the starter wire that is cut.

Trey99ek wrote:
2.  What do all the pins on connector 2 for.  Are they required for my car.  The wires are "(-) parking light output 200ma",  "(-) status out wire",  "(-) 2nd ignition 200ma out",  "(-) 2nd accessory 200ma out",  "(-) 2nd started 200ma out"?

You will need the 2nd IGN output ( GREEN at the CN2 harness ) and there is a 2nd relay on the CN1 harness that requires you to connect this GREEN wire to. The output of this relay goes tot he YELLOW wire in the ignition harness.

Trey99ek wrote:
3.  Where is a good place to splice into the (-) parking brake which is connector 3 pin 1?

The (-) parking brake wire is located at the hand brake. There should be another location for this but I can't remember if it's in the driver's kick panel or by the OEM alarm plug ?

Trey99ek wrote:
4.  What is the stuff about the glow plug wire on connector 3?

No required for the gasoline engines.

Trey99ek wrote:
5.  Finally Connector 5..... Pins 1 and 2, the Rearm and Disarm wire.   Where do they go?

Not necessary unless you have an OEM remote, but even then just don't use the factory remote to arm & disarm the vehicle and the OEM alarm will not engage.

Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
Mobile Audio/Video Specialist
Morden, Manitoba CANADA
Trey99ek 
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Posted: December 16, 2005 at 8:53 AM / IP Logged  
Thanks for your help.  I'll see how it goes next week.
Trey99ek 
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Posted: December 18, 2005 at 12:15 AM / IP Logged  

Ok good with all the above.  Next Question....  Connector 3, pin 5 which goes to (-) door trigger.  The paper I have says to slice this into the light GREEN/ red wire on the OEM alarm plug.  But my car doesn't have the OEM alarm.  Where can I find this?

Also on connector 5, the two yellow wires, pins 6 and 7 are auxillary outputs.  It says they can be used for a timed pulse or hatch.  I am not planning on using them, but what would then be used for?

Trey99ek 
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Posted: December 18, 2005 at 1:11 AM / IP Logged  

Last Question....

Velocity stated that that Pin 3 on the 2nd Connector should go to the relay off of Pin 3 on the 1st Connector which is a purple wire, which then should also be connected to the ignition wire on the ignition switch in my car.  Am I correct.

Then with Pin 4 on the 2nd Connector (-) 2nd Accessory 200mA output.  Above you stated not needed, but the manual says it should be connected to the purple wire off the relay from Pin 3 of the 1st Connector.  Do I need it?

Finally what is the Blue wire off the this same relay from Pin 3 from the 1st connector?  It is a heavy long wire, but there is nothing in the install manual about it?  What is it and where does it go?

05gt 
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Posted: December 18, 2005 at 4:38 AM / IP Logged  

to answer the first questions, the doorpin wires are at the factory alarm plug, your car will still have the green plug no matter if you have the alarm or not

it is high in the driver kick panel, usually taped to another set of wires

the aux channel wires can be used for say window roll up or window roll down and stuff like that, that you can add on to the alarm

Trey99ek 
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Posted: December 18, 2005 at 7:44 AM / IP Logged  
So just leave the aux unhooked for now?
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Posted: December 18, 2005 at 9:14 AM / IP Logged  
Trey99ek wrote:
Velocity stated that that Pin 3 on the 2nd Connector should go to the relay off of Pin 3 on the 1st Connector which is a purple wire, which then should also be connected to the ignition wire on the ignition switch in my car. Am I correct.
This is partially correct. You need to connect the GREEN CN2/Pin 3 wire to the PURPLE wire off the relay that has the larger BLUE wire. THis BLUE wire connects to your 2nd IGN wire ( YELLOW on the Civic ).
Trey99ek wrote:
Then with Pin 4 on the 2nd Connector (-) 2nd Accessory 200mA output. Above you stated not needed, but the manual says it should be connected to the purple wire off the relay from Pin 3 of the 1st Connector. Do I need it?
You do not need this connection . You don't have a 2nd ACC output on the Civic.
Trey99ek wrote:
Finally what is the Blue wire off the this same relay from Pin 3 from the 1st connector? It is a heavy long wire, but there is nothing in the install manual about it? What is it and where does it go?
Read answer to first question.
Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
Mobile Audio/Video Specialist
Morden, Manitoba CANADA
Trey99ek 
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Posted: December 18, 2005 at 12:56 PM / IP Logged  
Thanks again.  I am going to install this tomorrow.  Hope it goes well.
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