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chris1988 
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I installed an alarm but i didn't knew the factory alarm disarm wire. How do I found this so I can connect it to the control module? My car is a Hyundai Elantra 2013 Sedan GLS. Any info or help will be apreciate it.
I installed a Crimestopper SP-302 (no remote start)
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A relay and 3 diodes must be integrated into the system to take care of the door locks and factory alarm otherwise sometimes on these cars ,upon locking the car with the remotes they will not reopen until a key is used to unlock it. I have a diagram somewhere if I find it in will post it
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https://www.directechs.com/Docs/TechTips/1300.pdf
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Thanks for the help, but I cant see the link because I'm not a direct dealer and I meed to login in order to see it...
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The box containing these wires is labelled on the front with letters. It is facing you and the wires are in the lower right smaller connector labelled C Floor.

On the bottom row (with it plugged in) 4th pin from the left is a green wire. That is Alarm Disarm. Test by checking for ground while turning the key to unlock in the outside driver door lock.

On the top row is a medium brown wire 6th pin from the left. This is the lock detection wire. Test by checking for ground in unlock position and positive or open in the lock position.

You will need to pulse both the disarm wire and the lock detection wire twice with ground. Once to disarm and wake up the computer and the 2nd time will operate the door locks. Sometimes the actual unlock wire is required as well.

Same connector C Floor is a pink/black (lock) and yellow/black (unlock) next to each other in the middle of the bottom row. These are ground when the switch is pressed to operate the door locks, and are the wires that are ignored after a brief period of time after arming the car. Hence the required diodes on the disarm/detection wires.

All of these wires must be diode isolated.

To master and control electricity is perfection. *evil laugh*

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