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Posted: June 10, 2006 at 7:49 PM / IP Logged  
Correction, vehicle door switch lock/unlock relay wires are white and blue. should hold true for all gm B/D body caprice, impala, roadmaster, cadillac and maybe trucks.
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Oh yeah, i'll fess up. with a set of aligator clips i test hooked the + door lock/unlock wires to the (-)lock/unlock blue/black &blue wires form the brain. Did i f it up ?
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POWER LOCK|lt. blue            |+  |drivers kick panel         

POWER UNLOCK|white               |+  |drivers kick panel         

You will need relays to reverse the polarity of the (-) trigger of the Compustar in order for the door locks to work at all. Using a (-) trigger will do nothing to the door triggers.

Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
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Morden, Manitoba CANADA
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just got back from radioshag toting a bunch of t-taps and a couple diff relays. they only had mini spdt relays (275-248) but they had the standard automotive spst relays (275-226). I believe theyre the potter blumfield cause they are made in the UK.
Anywho, although the faqs have a diagram for spdt switching, but I believe an spst is exactly what I need for this application. It doesnt have the 87a term, but it has 4 lugs - 2 for coil at 160mA and the 30A 12V relay switch.
I was looking at the inline fuses in the shaq, guess I shoulda bought a couple. I suppose the +12 to the lock solenoid should be fused at least 10A ?
I hope I didnt kill the brain w the + I sent to the (-)250mA trigger wires.
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