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iximethixi 
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i am trying to install a car alarm in a 1999 Chev Cavalier z24 just a ProGuard System3 ALRAM not remote starter, anyways i can't find seem to find a wire that produces power when the door opens, i checked the dome light and it produces negative when opened and positive when closed, could someone that has done this car before tell me the wire color and location that they used, also i need a hand with the horn siren. Parking Lights   what wire produces - when the parking light swich is in on position.

Heres what i have

pin 5 - GREY- Horn/Siren out(this wire will output + or -, see pin #4 input

pin 4 - Grey/Blue Horn/Siren in(Connect to ground or + 12 volts, for polarity control on pin #5

i have a wire coming from the horn that when touched to a ground will honk the horn and i have the red and black wire coming from the siren , can some please tell me how to hook these up properly, i'm havin a hell of a time, i've installed many alarms , but this chevy seems like gm did everything possible to make it a pain in the a$$ to install anything???

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CHEVROLET CAVALIER 1999
WIRE COLORSLOCATION
12 VOLTS CONSTANTRED (2)IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
IGNITION 1PNKIGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
IGNITION 2WHTIGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
IGNITION 3N/AN/A
ACCESSORY /HEATER BLOWER 1ORGIGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
ACCESSORY /HEATER BLOWER 2 N/A
STARTERYELIGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
PARKING LIGHTSBRNAT SWITCH
DOMELIGHTWHT (-)CONVENIENCE MODULE
PWR DOOR LOCKLT.BLUEITHER KICK PANEL
PWR DOOR UNLOCKWHT(TYPE C)
TRUNK RELEASEBLK/WHT (+)MODULE DR SIDE TRUNK
TACH SENSORVIO/WHTPASS KICK BCM BLU CONN
BRAKEWHT (+)AT BRAKE SWITCH
HORNBLK (-)HEADLAMP SWITCH
FACTORY DISARMN/AN/A
FACTORY ANTI-THEFTN/APASSLOCK I

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iximethixi 
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i already have all thoughs hooked up but still not sure about something. Like i HAVE the diahram listed on the site but still don't know how this goes. So how exactly do these go

pin 5 - GREY- Horn/Siren out(this wire will output + or -, see pin #4 input

pin 4 - Grey/Blue Horn/Siren in(Connect to ground or + 12 volts, for polarity control on pin #5

i know it tells me right there but i can't understand what i do, do i hook up the + from pin 4 and the siren to a COSTANT power then grey - to horn and were do i put siren negative like hoes that work.

iximethixi 
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Someone please help, i'm still not to sure how to fix this PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE.
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Posted: May 27, 2004 at 5:58 PM / IP Logged  
All the pin 4 pin 5 stuff is for a passthrough. Basically, if you are using a siren then you will probably need a + output for the siren, so you would connect the pin 4 grey/blue to +. If you are using your horn then you would probably need a - so you would connect the pin 4 grey/blue to ground. Pin 5 will be the output to the siren or horn, depending on which you choose to use. Also, this should be one or the other, not both off of the same wire.
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