2003 Buick Lesabre Doors Triggers

Dome Light RED / WHITE OR BLACK (-) AT PASSENGER PILLAR Good Luck

David

Ace Security

813-376-9778

Tampa

Donate to the 12volt

I guess the other shop doesn't care about you too much. Any shop that treated a customer like that shouldn't be doing alarms. I guess they only warranty their installs at night time. You must split the brown negative trigger from the alarm into four diode isolated lines. Each door trigger is only found inside each door. It goes into a door module inside each door and is turned into a data signal the computers share. Run one of the four isolated triggers into each door. The driver's door module has gray/black wire for a doorpin wire. All three other doors use a dark blue wire inside each respective door. Hook up to all four wires and your alarm won't care about what time of day or night it is. It will respond to any door opening.sparky

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Thanks for all the reponse from the respective members. My 2003 Lesabre does not have dome light because of sunroof. It has a reading light on the roof near rear view mirror but it is managed by the light sensor. I get to be very selective for the shop doing the above 4 doors triggers hookup.

GMDAA does doorlocks and gives a (-) door trigger output. As well it bypass's antitheft during remote start.Shaughn Murley

Install Manager, Dealer Services

Visions Electronics

Red Deer, Alberta

I hate to tell you Extreme1, but it doesn't work. The GMDAA will only work at night like his original install. It uses the underdash light as the trigger, but the light only works when it's dark. Hey Philipckny. Even though your car only has the front dome light, the rest of the car is the same. Have the shop run wires into each door and diode isolate them.sparky

Take your advise Sparkie.