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bobsonic 
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I need help for connection the door pin of a neon 99 on a alarm. I try the connect on the yellow wire but the alarm didn't see when I open a door. The alarm is a marksman M7.
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DOOR TRIGGER|yellow/black        |-  |behind headlight swtch
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bobsonic 
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Posted: July 07, 2003 at 3:11 PM / IP Logged  

I will try it

bobsonic 
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I try it but the alarm don't start when I open the door.
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Are you going into the right wire, its not the one on the headlight switch, easy way to get to it, unscrew and pull out the fuse box the wire goes into the fuse box. Also the it is a NEGATIVE(-) trigger are you hooking the correct wire from the alarm?
huH!??!??!?
bobsonic 
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I try on the fuse box where I have the timeout timer. on the alarm I have the correct wire I think. How can I test the wire on the alarm because I try to arm the alarm and put it on the chassis and the alarm didn't start.
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check your diagram and make sure your using the (-) door trigger input, its the green wire on on H1 with most DEI products not sure about the marksman.

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Posted: July 15, 2003 at 3:58 PM / IP Logged  

In the installation manual the wire for the negative door pin is green and I connect to yellow/black wire. When I open a door and try to arm, the alarm remind me a door is open and when I close the door and try to arm the alarm don't remind me a door is open. It's correct. But when I arm with all the doors close and I try to open a door, the alarm don't sound.


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