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1996 Mustang GT Power Door Lock Problem


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cyprisfx1983 
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Posted: September 19, 2004 at 4:10 PM / IP Logged  
HEy guys,
I have a 1996 Mustang GT and I installed the alarm except for the power locks.
   The wiring diagrams say that I have a "3 wire positive" system in the car. Only problem is that my alarm (Omega K9 Classic) uses a negative output on the door locks.
   I tried using the double relay diagram that I saw here and all I do is blow the fuse on the alarms power supply, which tells me that I'm throwing current in the wrong direction. Do I need to use diodes anywhere? Or is some of my information wrong!? I could really use the help.
THanks.
hagmanti 
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Posted: September 19, 2004 at 6:03 PM / IP Logged  
Disclaimer-- I don't know the '96 Mustangs at all. Only Mustang I've ever worked on was a '90 (which had five-wire door locks).
According to the Vehicle Information Database here, a '95-'97 Mustang has negative door locks, which are the easiest in the world to hook up. Try taking a fuse holder w/ a small amp fuse in it, and connect the pink / YELLOW wire to ground. If the doors lock, hook that wire to your alarms negative lock wire. Same w/ the pink/green wire and unlocking. (Both wires are in the driver's kick, according to the above link.)
FWIW, if you're using the 3 wire positive diagram here, then you shouldn't be blowing fuses on the alarm's power supply (no matter what the door lock wiring really is)-- you might want to check which legs of your relay are hooked up where.
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Posted: September 19, 2004 at 6:38 PM / IP Logged  
send me your address and i will send you a DLS with two relays...it will plug right into the red plug on the alarm...........
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David
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another-kelly 
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another disclaimer!!!!!!!!!!!

Power Lock pink / YELLOW    either kick panel   1996 Mustang GT Power Door Lock Problem -- posted image.
Power Unlock pink/green    either kick panel   1996 Mustang GT Power Door Lock Problem -- posted image.
FORD, MUSTANG, 1996, Power Lock
Non-keyless versions are 5-wire and the keyless versions are negative pulse.

draasch 
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Power Lock PINK / YELLOW 12 PIN BLACK CONNECTOR ** #203
Power Unlock PINK/L GREEN HIGH IN DRIVER KICK PANEL #201
** Without OEM Keyless Entry See Note #203. With OEM Keyless Entry See Note #201. #203- See Reversal Rest At Ground Door Lock Diagram. #201- See Negative Pulse Door Lock Diagram.
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David
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