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kd5olt4545 
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I have a 2002 Ford F150 and I have off band carvox fm 2 way alarm. I installed and the door keep seting it off I used the the BLACK / YELLOW catches the drivers door and the BLACK/ pink at the GEM module located above the fuse box . it works but in 1hr to 2 hrs it gose off on the doors open

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You need to diode isolate the pin wires. break the wires at the ECM and put a diode in line with the cathode AWAY from the ECM.

Now past those diodes (remember AWAY from the ECM) is were you will grab your triggers now. You will need 2 more diodes. Split the negative

trigger input from your alarm, put the diodes one to each (blk/yllw, blk/pink) with the cathode AWAY from your alarm brain.

The cathode end is the end with the white line.

kd5olt4545 
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i have it done that way
thanks jason
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Well, hang tight here, someone should come up with a better suggestion for ya.

all diodes facing the correct direction? I know it sounds stupid, but.

kd5olt4545 
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yes thats the bk side right lol
thanks jason
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So, in total, you used four diodes, right?
Did you actually cut the factory Ford door trigger wires in half as part of your installation?
Somewhere on here there is a diagram of how to do it, which is easier than explaining in text.
kd5olt4545 
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now when i get the line befor or after the diode from GEM my email is kd5olt@sbcglobal.net

thanks jason
kd5olt4545 
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?? is thare a + door trigger on the ford F150 if so were is it

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either use the BLACK/ lt. blue dome light or click here for the doorpin diagram
kd5olt4545 
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-i fixed it with a relay 12v+ all time used door - to actvate the relay for the - to the alarm it works sound stupid but it works
thanks jason

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