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2002 Honda Civic Ex Coupe


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spsilos 
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Posted: February 12, 2003 at 10:55 AM / IP Logged  

Can anyone tell me all the modules and parts that I will need for installing a Viper/Python/Clifford Responder.  I read that I need to bypass the security with a 555U or 555I or something like that.  As far as door locks modules they are included with the alarm, correct? I am looking for the correct part numbers to order for a Sunroof module, window module, promity sensor, and hood and trunk pins and if anyone know where to buy the alarm and accessories for cheap.   As far as  window lock modules, do I need to order one or two for a EX couple.  I am probably going to need some diodes where should I get them and which kind?  If DEI makes all the alarms what makes clifford any better the Viper or Python.   Any help is appreciated. 

JWorm 
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Posted: February 12, 2003 at 9:29 PM / IP Logged  
555i for immobilizer bypass
door lock modules not needed
window module - 530T (1 needed for 2 windows or 2 needed if doing 4 windows)
proximity - 508D
trunk pin - not needed, car already has one
hood pin - will come with alarm
You would only need diodes for the door triggers if you grab the individual door trigger wires. Otherwise you can just get the one wire that goes to the domelight.
2002 Civic
12volts      white        +       ignition harness
Starter      BLACK/ white        +       ignition harness
Second Starter      none              
Ignition      BLACK / YELLOW        +       ignition harness
Second Ignition      none              
Third Ignition      none              
Accessory      BLACK/ red        +       ignition harness
Second Accessory      WHITE/ red        +       ignition harness
Keysense      RED / white       -       ignition harness
Power Lock      WHITE/ blue        -       gray plug above drivers kick
Power Unlock      WHITE/ green        -       gray plug above drivers kick
Lock Motor      yellow/black              back of the fusebox
Notes: In the top left plug.
Unlock Motor      YELLOW /GREEN              back of the fusebox
Notes: In the top left plug.
Parking Lights+      RED / black              back of the fusebox
Parking Lights-      blue              factory alarm plug
Notes: The factory alarm plug is a green plug above the drivers kick panel.
Hazards                    
Turn Signal(L)                    
Turn Signal(R)                    
Reverse Light      green       +       driver kick panel
Door Trigger              -       factory alarm plug
Notes: The factory alarm plug is a green plug above the drivers kick panel.
The drivers door trigger is green, front passenger door trigger is lt. GREEN/ red, and the rear door trigger is GREEN / WHITE.
Dome Supervision      comes on with unlock              
Trunk/Hatch Pin      red        -       factory alarm plug
Notes: The factory alarm plug is a green plug above the drivers kick panel.
Hood Pin      none              
Trunk/Hatch Release      none              
Power Sliding Door                    
Factory Alarm Arm      none              
Factory Alarm Disarm      none              
Disarm No Unlock      none              
Tachometer      blue              test connector
Notes: It is a 2 pin plug to the passenger side of the battery.
Wait to start                    
Brake Wire      WHITE/ black        +       brake pedal switch
Parking Brake                    
Notes: brake_3457.jpg
Horn Trigger      orange        -       steering column
Memory Seat 1                    
Memory Seat 2                    
Memory Seat 3                              
Immobilizer By Pass : This vehicle has an immobilizer system that needs to be bypassed when adding remote start. Use DEI part number 555i.
spsilos 
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Posted: February 13, 2003 at 8:34 AM / IP Logged  

I want it to be for the door triggers yes, not when someone opens the door until the light comes on then the alarm will go off. What is the difference between 555U and 555I I have the a different set of wiring information and it says that the car will need a 555U not I. 

JWorm 
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Posted: February 13, 2003 at 8:07 PM / IP Logged  
The light comes on immediately when you open the door...there is no delay. Either way will work fine.
The 555U requires the valet key to be used inside it. The 555i doesn't. The 555i gets wired into the cars wiring, the 555U doesn't. The 555U uses a loop of wire that goes around the key cylinder. The 555U is also more likely to have problems in extreme cold weather, since the signal coming out of the key can weaken in the cold. I suggest the 555i...it is what we always use at work.

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