bmw x5 2002 turn signals

Hi to everyone,I've been observing this forum for a long time,been very helpful every time, The point is i'm stuck on some point of wiring a car alarm system on a BMW X5 3.0 automatic 2002 y. I've found the wiring diagram here,but there is no information on connecting the turn signals to the alarm,only parking lights. I would be very thankful if someone could help me about this problem I've searched for the wires,and so far I found out that the some turn signals come out from some unit in the lower right side under the glove box,but can't find some "common"L and R wires to hook it up with the alarm

Junction module, left hand side, top of passenger kick panel*, blue/green X 2, blue / YELLOW X2 and blue/brown X 21. Diode 1N5404 separation. *That location applies to UK right hand drive but they should all be there.

Further referencing, yes it's the light module and it may well be the right hand side on l/h/drive models, a further choice might be to take the BROWN / blue, pin 7 on the black 54 pin plug at the light module. Ground it the indicators should work for the time you have it grounded, if not and it latches, that is you have to ground it a second time to turn off then the other post applied. They changed from constant ground trigger to latching around then so it's worth checking, save you wiring to 6 with 6 diodes.

Thanks for a fast reply I forgot to write down that I found that wire wich when grounded turns on the "hazzard" lights,and grounded again turns them off,the wire is going from the hazzard lights switch near the gear lever. But the alarm gives two pulses (+)when activating,and three when deactivating,and then the lights would stay on flashing,so can't hook them up there But I'll try the three wires you mentioned above,I assume that each turns one side,or? And the third than? I'm going back to the garage tomorow to check them wires and see where I'm at Thanks again

OK, thank you you've answered my question about the BROWN / blue, it's latching so we can't use it. Not 4 wires, read my post again, 6 SIX, two of each, 2 x front, 2 x side and 2 x rear.