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h04n9 
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Hi everyone, i'm a 1yr auto apprentice mechanic and this is my first time to attempt installing an alarm. The alarm I have is a LJ-8(no name I guess) alarm system that I receive from a friend, he purchase it a year ago online somewhere.

I'm trying to install this onto a 2003 Eclipse RS. I just needed something, a simple alarm system(keyless entry...) I'm having trouble with understanding the instruction of this diagram, sorry i'm very newbie!!:)

I've included the diagram(below) for this alarm. But i'm not sure how/where to, the Relay get hook up to...also in the 2nd image link, I dont understand how to power lock goes.

Could someone please show me where to hook the relay and the power lock for this system onto 03Eclipse. As I have alldata and Mitchell on demand so i can look up for thing if needs too.

thanks in advance

h04n9 
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sorrie, the link works but I didn't know how to add it properly

have to copy and paste into address bar for it to work. thanks

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h04n9 
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You unit has built in lock/unlock relays. This is why there are 6 wires. The six wires represent pins on a standard relay. 87, 87a, and 30. Normally open, normally closed, and common.

You locks are negative pulse. Take the 2 wires labeled N.O. and ground them. One of the 2 is for lock, the other for unlock.

You will NOT USE the N.C. This leaves the common.... on is your lock trigger, the other is unlock.

There is a black plug in the drivers kick. Lock is purple, unlock is GREEN/ red.

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This is the other diagram that i couldn't upload, I resize them differently, hopefully it will work this time.

understandin this alarm diagram -- posted image.

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Posted: July 26, 2008 at 12:35 AM / IP Logged  

Hi Kartune, THANKS for the reply. I took a look at the black plug and have locate the Lock/Unlock wires. I won't work on this until I know where to connect all the wires.

From the diagram, N.O which is the Orange+ORANGE / blck to ground. Which one should i leave out?

Also the diagram in the third post, there's a relay in the top-right corner. I dont understand how to connect them. I dont know if this is right, so Yellow from alarm to Yellow of Relay, White of alarm to White of relay, Green of Relay to Green(+) of Ignition switch Harness??? Then there is another Green of Relay and Green from alarm that doesn't show going anywhere. What is this relay for, starter kill?

thanks

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Leave out BOTH normally closed. (87a)
h04n9 
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KarTune, I don't know much about electrical yet. Can you be abit patient with me...understandin this alarm diagram -- posted image.

How do i know out of the six wires which one is 87a NClosed? I have posted a new diagram 2 post up, please take a look?

Could you also explain to me for the relay in the first diagram please?understandin this alarm diagram -- posted image.

h04n9 
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Posted: July 27, 2008 at 2:42 PM / IP Logged  
How/where do i connect the relay, for the first diagram in the 4th post (right top corner), please someone help? thnaks

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