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Need help w/ alarm in 1999 S10


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s10ridah 
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Joined: January 10, 2005
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Posted: January 10, 2005 at 9:00 PM / IP Logged  

Here is a diagram of the alarm I'm trying to install. It's a Crimestopper CS2002DC IV. I have never installed an alarm so I don't have much of an idea of what I'm doing but I'm slowly learning. If anyone familiar with S10's wiring could take a look at the diagram and tell me where to hook up at least a few of the wires it would be helpful. I've seen some of the info on the installer database and that was helpful but I need some info more specific to this alarm. Thanks in advance.

Jschult3 
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Joined: December 25, 2004
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Posted: January 11, 2005 at 3:33 PM / IP Logged  

My friend had a 99 s-10 required a special relay to bypass the factory security system. Do you have a orange "SECURITY" light that flashes? If you do you will need a bypass for the passkey system that is assuming you are hooking up the remote start. Take a look at some of the faq's in the newbie section they'll be great help to you. Also buy yourself a good DMM. Don't use a test light as you can damage some of your vehicles systems. Your diagram looks pretty good. What you need is the vehicle wiring info.

The info will be listed like this

Door trigger      At drivers Kick   -    RED / White  

This tells me the door trigger is a red wire with a white stripe and is negative in polarity. It should be located at the drivers kick panel. With about 20-50 other wires.

Take your time and plan on spending a weekend on the install.

For more info check thsi site under the top left when you log in.

Check out www.designtech-intl.com for more specifics on your vehicle.

Good Luck

PS- you may want to take a sheet of paper and list all of your wires for the alarm.

Next list in the same column the corresponding vehicle colors. This will make it easier to see what goes where as well as what wires you don't need and can eliminate. 

Jeff
Always Verify Wire information before Connecting! Just a Darn Good DIY'R
meltingplastic 
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Joined: November 08, 2004
Location: United States
Posted: January 11, 2005 at 7:14 PM / IP Logged  
http://www.7thgencivic.com/wiring/print_ver.php?change=1&id=801&web_task=print
take a look at that.. basically its all about matching up polarities... its not hard to install alarm.. but it is hard to install one correctly.. theres a couple spots to hide the brain..   these trucks are really easy cause everything is at the BCM..   
What u need to do...
Convert ur lock and unlock wires to positive using relays..
u also need to disable the factory alarm.. to do this.. when you unlock.. send a negative pulse to the fact alarm disarm wire..   you can do this by tapping ur unlock wire(before the relay ur gonna need) and run that wire to the disarm wire..   id suggest dioding it..
Driving a Bagged, Caddied 02 s10

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