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lr383 
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Is there any way to get my doors to lock right after I start going ? I have a Nissan pathfinder 2006 with a stock alarm its for sec. for my wife . stock alarm does not have this opt. Or would a after market alarm be better than stock?
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Go to the relay section on this site.
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Is the resistor between 86 and 85 10k? so you just attach between them?From the dia. it looks like that. Thank you for your replys.
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That is a diode.  1N4001, or greater.  Available at Radio Shack.
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Can any of you help me . I am engine guy I look at the dia. and got the resistors 1/2 watt and a in4001 diode They had 1/4 watt but I Didn't know if bigger was better.Also got 1000 k capacitors . Do you solder these as the dia. shows with out any supports ? Probable a stupid question for you guys but bear me.An what size wire do you use to connect the relays. On the door trigger is that the door switch I think? How do you control the time before the door locks? Is it in the capacitor? Again thank you for your time Iam learning a lot reading your reply's.
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1/4 watt or bigger doesn't matter. Once you've soldered loom up (after testing) with Scotch 33+ and cable (zip) ties, can't help you with the wire guage, we use metric, up to 1.5mm. I think that's 14g. The locking will be almost instant, maybe Mr.I can help you with that or something like a DEI 528t or another cap as a time delay. Not familiar with vehicle, wouldn't think you need the switch and yes an aftermarket alarm would have this facility.
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Posted: October 25, 2009 at 2:43 AM / IP Logged  
Lt.Blue lock (neg) and grey unlock (neg) in driver's kick panel, double unlock pulse needed to unlock other doors so 1 more relay for the second pulse, although if people are in the vehicle I don't think it matters, they can use a hand to undo, also safer if kids or use the drivers door button for the other doors. So don't ask about the switch in the driver's door not needed.

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