2006 Camry Door Trigger

So I'm repairing the train wreck that P.C Richards did to my car when I paid them $400 for a 4816V installed They did there best to make it right the second time around (starter kill/anti grind, defogger) and upgrading my remote to a 7857V So it's pretty much a 4806V now? I'm tried to get Door Open Error Chirp to work like the factory keyless had, but I don't know where to hook up Green: (-) DOOR TRIGGER INPUT (N/O OR N/C) I figured out the dome light and horn wires, but this one has me confused It's a Japan made SE V6 automatic Any insight would be greatly appreciated -Mike

The LF door is RED / green in the BECU, bottom plug, pin 1. The RF door is RED / green in the BECU, top plug, pin 11. The rear doors are RED / white in the bottom of the fuse box, 20 pin plug, pin 7. Use all three wires and diode isolate each. The wires are all negative trigger. The Body ECU is attached to the back of the fuse box under the driver side dash. The plugs for the BECU are on the left side edge.Steve G

Page 1 use the 2nd diagram as a guide of how to properly diode isolate the 3 triggers. Diode isolation for multiple door triggersSteve G

iskidoo wrote: Page 1 use the 2nd diagram as a guide of how to properly diode isolate the 3 triggers. Diode isolation for multiple door triggers

That explains it very well, thank you Is there any specific type of diode I should use? Would this assortment make sense? Amazon

Yeah the 1N4007 diodes should work fine. Or even these 1N4004 Diodes AmazonSteve G

Well, I got it done today, thanks for the pitch perfect instructions Due to a packaging error, I wound up with 1N5408 diodes They had thicker leads, which made them a little sturdier to work with I soldered them in, linking the other sides with a single wires then connecting it to the solid green Seems to work the way it's supposed to

That’s great. Good job.Steve G

Update, put it all back together I was feeling adventurous, and I have a copy of the factory wiring manual Turns out the solid green on that bottom BECM connector is a negative trigger for the trunk I added a diode and brought that into play too Now it'll warn me if I forgot to close the trunk