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Alpine 8027A to 2002 4dr tacoma


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jtee 
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Posted: May 25, 2003 at 8:05 PM / IP Logged  

Hi guys,

Great site with lots of good information. This is my first attempt to install an alarm. I want to put a Alpine 8027A into my 2002 4 door Toyota Tacoma with daytime running lights. I have the wiring diagrams for both the alarm and the truck. I have good mechanical ability, but I'm not too sure about this process. I want to make sure I'm hooking things up right. Could someone with wiring diagrams for both, give me a wire to wire run down of the connections that need to be made? Mainly the door lock/unlock, door switch (from the notes below 3 connections will be made and each should be diode isolated, right?), light flash power and light flash output, 12V (to battery or ignition harness?), ignition (alarm-red to truck BLACK/ red, right?), and starter cut/timed armed output (orange wire from alarm goes into a relay with a red and RED / yellow wire coming out goes to what?). This may be a tall order, but I appreciate any help you guys can give me.

2002 Toyota Diagram 

12V|white & WHITE/ red   |+  |ignition harness 

STARTER|black   |+  |ignition harness 
IGNITION|BLACK/ red  |+  |ignition harness 

SECOND IGNITION|BLACK / YELLOW  |+  |ignition harness

ACCESSORY|blue/red   |+  |ignition harness    
POWER LOCK|gray *1 |-  |white plug near fusebox   
POWER UNLOCK|purple *1 |-  |white plug near fusebox    
LOCK MOTOR|blue/white  |   |DKP, 12 pin plug in pin 10 
UNLOCK MOTOR|blue  |   |DKP, 12 pin plug in pin 11 
DISARM DEFEAT|blue    |   |PKP, 12 pin plug in pin 9  
PARKING LIGHTS +|green  |   |back of fusebox, 12 pin plug
PARKING LIGHTS -|PURPLE / red |   |front of fusebox,22 pin plug
HEADLIGHTS|*2  |-  |front of fusebox,22 pin plug
DOOR TRIGGER|*3  |-  |front of fusebox,22 pin plug
DOME SUPERVISION|comes on with unlock|     
BRAKE WIRE|GREEN / WHITE  |+  |brake pedal switch

notes

*1 These wires will test only by operating the key in the passenger door lock cylinder, not the rocker switch on the door.  *2 Vehicles without Daytime Running Lights it is RED / blue. Vehicles with DRL it is RED / green.  *3 The driver door trigger is green, the front passenger door trigger is GREEN / WHITE, and the rear door trigger is YELLOW /GREEN. Use all three wires and diode isolate each.  *4 On the 4 cyl it is at the data link connector to the right of the steering column. On the V6 it is at the igniter on the passenger fender, below the air filter box.

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Posted: May 29, 2003 at 9:04 PM / IP Logged  
Look at this post and do the same for your truck for the door locks
Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
Mobile Audio/Video Specialist
Morden, Manitoba CANADA

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