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ma1311 
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Just install a remote starter on my 2000 nissan quest , I can remote start the car when the door is unlock, and when I remote start the car when the alarm is ARMED (door locked), it will trigger the alarm.

I need help on where is the factory disarm wire (and wire color) located? so I can connect FASD wire from the remote starter to it and disarm the alarm. I try locate in driver side kick panel and has no luck.

any reply and help are great appreciated.

profuse007 
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A single pulse on the unlock wire will disarm the factory alarm without unlocking.
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ma1311 
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Thanks profuse007

is this wire locate in door panel? or somewhere else, do  you know the wire color by any chance? I tryed WHITE/ red, GREEN/ red and had no lock.

Is this wire a small wire or the 12g(?)

thanks again.

profuse007 
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its the same wire as the unlock wire. you need to diode isolate the disarm wire from the unlock wire.
|     POWER UNLOCK|RED / black    |- |either door harness        |
Driver's Kick Panel 16 Pin Connector
heres another reference: bulldogsecurity
GREEN/ ORANGE (-) DKPanel
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ma1311 
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Thanks profuse007

I got info from bulldosecurity b4 I came to this forum, that's how I found out their info and my car is different, I even read thru the book by Haynes (for Mercury & Nissan) and their wiring code is not the same as mine neither.

here is my wiring coloring from my car: ( I actually did the test on all these wires)

Power unlock: GREEN/ brown

power lock: green white

key unlock: WHITE/ red

key lock: GREEN/ red

You see, all these wiring code is totally different. Can you specify by "diode isolate" means?

where else I can locate the FASD wire? I mean bay tracking from setring wheel to DKPanel

Thanks.

profuse007 
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does ur lock unlock work?
if it does and youre not using the RED / black for unlock. theres no need for using diodes. just plug it straight on, disarm wire from alram to the redblack.
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