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Bigg Poppa C 
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First post here! I've been in to car stereos for a while, but I'm having a little trouble installing my first alarm. So far I've got the siren working, the alarm will arm/disarm, but I'm wondering if I hooked up the shock sensor correctly. there is a green, red, and black wire. I grounded the black, hooked the red to constant power and the green to the negative aux trigger input on the alarm. The alarm is a carbine +3000. Also there are two hookups for a door switch (+,-), just wondering what wires i can hook these to? Can I splice in to the door switch itself even though it only has one wire? (the car is '94 honda civic hatch). Also, I am having trouble finding the wires to hook into the park lights. I have had one light blink, but not work for a signal or park light when it did. Any help would be much appreciated

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DOOR TRIGGER       |    lt. GREEN/ red      | -  |driver kick panel 

| PARKING LIGHTS +|    RED / black           |    | at fuse box or drivers kick panel      |

| PARKING LIGHTS - |                                |    |                       

|       ITEM      |     WIRE COLOR     |POL|       WIRE LOCATION        |

|              12V|white               |+  |steering column             |
|          STARTER|BLACK/ white         |+  |steering column             |
|         IGNITION|BLACK / YELLOW        |+  |steering column             |
|  SECOND IGNITION|                    |   |                            |
|        ACCESSORY|yellow              |+  |steering column             |
|       POWER LOCK|GREEN / WHITE         |-  |2pin plg blue-taped to      |
|     POWER UNLOCK|GREEN/ red           |-  |blue plg behind f-box       |
| PARKING LIGHTS +|RED / black           |   |at fuse box or d.k.p        |
| PARKING LIGHTS -|                    |   |                            |
|       HEADLIGHTS|RED / white           |+  |column (low beam only)      |
|     DOOR TRIGGER|lt. GREEN/ red       |-  |driver kick panel           |
|  TRUNK/HATCH PIN|grn/blk 2 sil.dot *1|-  |blue conn. above fusbx      |
|         HOOD PIN|                    |   |                            |
|TRNK/HTCH RELEASE|                    |   |                            |
|  FCTRY ALARM ARM|                    |   |                            |
|FCTRY ALRM DISARM|                    |   |                            |
|       TACHOMETER|blue                |   |2-pin conn. near dist.      |
|       BRAKE WIRE|GREEN / WHITE         |+  |at brake switch             |
|     HORN TRIGGER|blu/grn, blu/red *2 |-  |at steering column          |
|           WIPERS|                    |   |                            |
|  LF WINDOW UP/DN|RED / yellow - RED / blu|A  |drivers switch              |
|  RF WINDOW UP/DN|blue/yel - blue/grn |A  |drivers kick panel          |
|  LR WINDOW UP/DN|yellow - yellow/grn |A  |dkp, harness to rear        |
|  RR WINDOW UP/DN|yellow - yellow/grn |A  |dkp, harness to rear        |

Bigg Poppa C 
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thanks dude!!! Now can anyone help me with the shock sensor?
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The wires for the impact sensor sound correct. Make sure that you allow for a delay after arming before testing the impact sensor.
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Bigg Poppa C 
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Ok, so i have the alarm working perfect, with the exception of the park lights. I found a BLACK/ red wire on a plug going into the fuse panel, tapped into it and it didn't work. The alarm has an input with a fuse and an output. I am correct in splicing the wire into the input, then running the output to the other then disconnected half of the RED / black wire? I've even tried tapping into the fuse the parklights and no go. any help here would be much appreciated!!
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You don't actually cut the RED / black wire. Connect the input to a constant +12v wire (The thick white in the ignition harness is fine) and the output to the RED / black.
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JWorm wrote:
You don't actually cut the RED / black wire. Connect the input to a constant +12v wire (The thick white in the ignition harness is fine) and the output to the RED / black.

Ahhh ok!!! Now I understand!!!! Thanks Again!!Shock sensor wiring -- posted image.


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