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2001 toyota celica, magicar fai 8000


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spikedcola 
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Celica Wiring Info:
http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showpost.php?p=3742126&postcount=27
Alarm Diagram:
http://www.autoelectric.ru/autoalarm/fai/8000/fai8000.htm
The part that confuses me is the "central lock wiring diagram". Which wires from the alarm should go to the ones in the car?
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spikedcola 
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Got bored, and decided to breadboard it. Results:
Black - +12v or unhooked*
Green - Lock
Pink - GND
White - +12v or unhooked*
Blue - Unlock
Orange - GND
* something interesting I noticed; with the black & white wires hooked to +ve or left unhooked, the green and blue wires (respective to black & white) show +12v on them, until lock or unlock is pressed, when they go low (set by pink and orange, respectively). If black or white is hooked to ground, though, the respective green or blue goes to ground. Just found it odd that it defaults to +ve and not unhooked if black or white is left unhooked.
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spikedcola 
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Note - For black, white, pink, and orange, this is what youre supposed to hook them to, not what signals they show.
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chriswallace187 
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Pink and Orange go to ground.

Blue and Green go to the respective lock/unlock (-) trigger wires.

Black and White can be left alone.

That diagram is pretty stupid - what it should say is that the alarm has onboard relays for doorlocks, and give you the terminals that each wire is connected to. Cheap Chinese junk.

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spikedcola 
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I agree; but it was $20, came with a two-way remote, a normal remote, and all the parts, so I figured it made up for the cheap cost in the lack of a manual (had to search to even find that one).
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