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markm

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Posted: December 18, 2004 at 7:29 PM / IP Logged

I'm Installing a alarm, it has it's has Locking relays in it, So dose the system in the car,

the alarm Central control circuit diagram Shows 3 different was to connect to it.and

Asked the question witch kind do i have, Pos. touch-off,Neg.touch-off or both Pos & neg Touch-off

What I do know it is from the cars central lock box i Have 2 wires ,I touch them together the doors

lock I touch them together again it unlocks. voltage between the wires is 12v theres no Voltage from any of the wires to Ground

Can enyone tell Me witch of the 3 i have, Or tell me how to post there wiring diagram!!

THANKS Mark

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Posted: December 18, 2004 at 7:54 PM / IP Logged

What kind of car are ya workin on? AND what kind of alarm are ya tryin to put in?

markm

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Posted: December 19, 2004 at 12:01 AM / IP Logged

It's a2000 Ford Focus with after market power door locks,

the Alarm is Called A (VP-78) got it off of e-Bay

Mark

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Posted: December 19, 2004 at 12:16 AM / IP Logged

Hey, Sounds like the same place most of us have been in at one time or another. Reverse Polarity set-up (or what you are referring to as a positive and negative touch-off). Is the "aftermarket door locks" actually installed as a switched set-up - meaning hat there are switches on the door activating the doorlocks, or are the doors mechanical, with the intention of the actuators to be used as a "keyless entry system" only? Or are the doors all locking when you use the manual door-lock switch on the drivers side? -

Depending on how the door-locks are set-up will help us to give you the proper set-up.

markm

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Posted: December 19, 2004 at 2:48 AM / IP Logged

I'm not going crazy sorry it took so long to get back to you,every time i clicked on a forum the page wood load but there was nothing showing on my screen, I was able to reply thanks to e-mail, I still don't no whats up,

you can lock &unlock all doors when you use the manual door-lock switch on the drivers or passengers side?

the Kit Says same as the AEW door locking system, What every AEW means.

the only thing is the circuit Diagram on the Pos & Neg touch-off shows two input wires connecting to neg (-)

two input wires connecting to 12V (+) pos and this is the part i don't understand (two wires going to the Actuator)

Geeeee this is frustrating if It will Help I'll scan the wiring diagram and post them if you tell me how or i can e-mail them to you Really Thanks for the help I've been totally addicted to this site.

Thanks Mark

Mharvey

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Posted: December 19, 2004 at 12:56 PM / IP Logged

does the car have lock switch? my central ocking systemi added does not and all i did was hook up the door lock and unlock wires to the alarm. they should connect to the (-) wire on the door locks. mine where brown and the other was purple hope this helps

markm

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Posted: December 19, 2004 at 1:58 PM / IP Logged

I'm Installing a alarm, it has it's has Locking relays in it, So dose the system in the car,

the alarm Central control circuit diagram Shows 3 different was to connect to it.and

Asked the question witch kind do i have, Pos. touch-off,Neg.touch-off or both Pos & neg Touch-off

What I do know it is from the cars central lock box i Have 2 wires ,I touch them together the doors

lock I touch them together again it unlocks. voltage between the wires is 12v theres no Voltage from any of the wires to Ground

Can enyone tell Me witch of the 3 i have, Or tell me how to post there wiring diagram!!

THANKS Mark

markm

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Posted: December 19, 2004 at 2:05 PM / IP Logged

My be this will HELP

you can lock &unlock all doors when you use the manual door-lock switch on the drivers or passengers side?

the Kit Says same as the AEW door locking system, What every AEW means.

the only thing is the circuit Diagram on the Pos & Neg touch-off shows two input wires connecting to neg (-)

two input wires connecting to 12V (+) pos and this is the part i don't understand (two wires going to the Actuator)

Thanks Mark

Mharvey

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Posted: December 19, 2004 at 2:05 PM / IP Logged

i posted earlier about this in the other forum, what color are the wires coming from your central locking module. mine has no switches and i just tied into the (-) wires which where brwon and purple

markm

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Posted: December 19, 2004 at 2:25 PM / IP Logged

there brown and white, how could you tell witch ones are neg (-)

May this Will help (Pos touch-Off) Diagram reads

From alarm to door lock

orange Cut

White Close

Yellow + 12V

ORANGE / black Cut

WHITE/ black Open

yellow/black +12V

Between the brown & white I have +12v no voltage between Brown & ground or White & ground thanks mark

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