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ta6point6litre 
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What type of power door lock wiring does this vehical have. It is a 1993 Chevy S10 Blazer 4X4 4-door and I am installing an Astra 50 keyless entry unit.
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LOCK Lt.blue In driver's kickpanel   Rev Pol 
 If the vehicle is equipped with keyless entry, the doorlocks will be a Positive pulse doorlock system.
 UNLOCK BLACK/ white or BLACK/ red In driver's kickpanel   Rev Pol 
 If the vehicle is equipped with keyless entry, the doorlocks will be a Positive pulse doorlock system.
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Seems also that if you have a 4door then its a positive door locks.  If its a 2 door then it is Rev Pol.

ta6point6litre 
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OK, so it was a positive trigger for 4-door. Thanks a lot. Now I am trying to get the illuminated entry to work. The Astra 50 is supposed to have a built in relay for it. My wiring info for 1993 S10 Blazer says the door trigger is the pin switch (white wire) but when I hook it up there nothing happens. Is my truck a negative or positive trigger (says negative in my info) or am I just hooking it to the wrong place? Anybody know??
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Are you using the bulb (white wire) for your door trigger? If not this is a sure thing, and easy to get to. Use this for dome light supervision.
ta6point6litre 
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Does the bulb have to be good (not blown) to make it work?  Because my bulb is blown under the dash.
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OK, tried hooking to white wire for bulb under dash, still does nothing.
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Does the "dome light" come on when you open the doors?
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Yes the dome light comes on when I open the door.

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