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shiba 
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Ok, please be kind. Im a newb here. I have installed several stereo systems before, but this is my first time dealing with an alarm.

I have done some research and I have gotten conflicting info, I figured I would come here to get a definite answer. I have an 01 Tacoma 2WD base model. No power locks or power windows. It has a Viper 1002 installed with horn honk, glass break sensor and a hood pin. I would like to ad power locks to my truck, I dont want any switches in the truck, I just want the doors to lock/unlock with my arm/disarm button on my Viper 1002 key fob. I have the 1002 Installation instructions and on page 9 it says, "This system has door lock relays on-board, and can directly interface with most electric power door lock systems drawing 30 amps or less".  Does this mean I can just run wires directly from the alarm to the actautors? Or do I need to wire in two relays as stated in the relay tech section? 

Thanks for any help.

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Yes, you are correct you don't need any additional relays. Wire up the door locks using "Aftermarket actuators, diagram D" on page 12 of the manual.
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shiba 
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Twelvoltz wrote:
Yes, you are correct you don't need any additional relays. Wire up the door locks using "Aftermarket actuators, diagram D" on page 12 of the manual.

Great thanks, but I have some questions about the diagram D. 

1) On the lock/unlock normally open (input) the diagram says I need to have a 12 volt  positive input, do I tap off from a 12 volt battery source for this?

2) Lock #30 common, and Unlock #30 (output) has it going to the green and blue of the actuator motor. Do I run these connections to both actuators individually?

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Yes or a heavy 12V+ constant input (i.e. from the battery) supply to your fuse box.
Split the green and blue and run each blue and green to each motor blue and green.
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Posted: July 26, 2011 at 9:26 PM / IP Logged  
Thanks everyone, I really appreciate the help. Looks as if Ill be ordering a door actuator kit when I get paid next month.

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