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1993 maxima compustar 2w900fmr 2nd info


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elusivemax93 
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Posted: August 24, 2007 at 12:17 AM / IP Logged  
ok so i have found the wiring info to my best knowledge but i want to make sure that i have all of the info corrwct to wire up the compustar 2w900fmr-2nd to my 1993 nissan maxima se with manual transmission. Could anyone be of assistance and reassure my knowledge on what all needs to be hooked up and where within the vehicle. I am a college student with electrical knowledged and understanding but want to make sure i am not doing anything wrong before i begin.
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Posted: August 24, 2007 at 2:35 AM / IP Logged  

Ask a specific question and you shall receive a specific answer.  Most are glad to help out on this forum.

You said you have the wiring info -- that info also contains the locations of the wires;

Your Compustar install manual states while color wires from which harnesses need to be connected to which wire on the vehicle -- use your wiring info for the Nissan to make these connections.  Go through this on paper, then ask some questions about what you may not understand or what appears misleading/confusing.

Use your electrical knowledge to test ALL wires with a multimeter as well as to create well soldered and taped or heat shrunk wire connections.

Best of luck, and don't hesitate to ask plenty of specific questions.

The search function is your friend.
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Posted: August 24, 2007 at 8:34 AM / IP Logged  

Is this an E-bay unit?

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12 VOLTS RED (CN1) White or WHITE/ red Ignition harness  
Ignition switch wires change color through connector at steering column. Verify wire functions carefully.
 IGNITION GREEN (CN1) BLACK/ white Ignition harness  
Ignition switch wires change color through connector at steering column. Verify wire functions carefully.
 ACCESSORY WHITE (CN1) WHITE/ green Ignition harness  
Ignition switch wires change color through connector at steering column. Verify wire functions carefully.
 STARTER YELLOW (CN1)  BLACK / YELLOW Ignition harness  
Ignition switch wires change color through connector at steering column. Verify wire functions carefully.
 STARTER 2 RED / BLACK (CN2) + Relay BLACK/ green Ignition harness  
Ignition switch wires change color through connector at steering column. Verify wire functions carefully.
 KEY SENSE  Yellow/red Ignition harness  
 TACH SIGNAL YELLOW/BLACK (CN3) Blue At coil on engine  AC 
 LOCK BLUE/BLACK (CN4) Gray/red At module on left of column  
 UNLOCK BLUE (CN4) Lt.blue At module on left of column  
 DOORPIN RED / WHITE(-) or RED(+) (CN3) ORANGE / black At module on left of column  
 TRUNK PIN VIOLET/BLACK (CN3) Pink/black At module on left of column  
 TRUNK RELEASE VIOLET/WHITE (-) (CN4) Brown In driver's kickpanel  
 FACTORY DISARM ORANGE / WHITE (CN5) Lt.GREEN/ black At module on left of column  
 BRAKESWITCH LT.BLUE/WHITE (CN3) RED / white At switch above brake pedal  
 PARKLIGHTS GREEN / WHITE (+) (CN1) or (-) (CN2) RED / yellow At light switch harness  
 HORN WHITE (-) (CN5) BROWN / white At steering column  

GOOD LUCK!

elusivemax93 
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no this is not a ebay unit. i bought it at an authorized dealer. Just found it pointless to pay someone almost 200 dollars to install it when i am have the electrical knowledge to do the install myself. Its just the wording that compustar puts all the wire information that confuses me but i have found all the wires i needed to know to install it completely including auto start and the turbo timer. just missing the wire for being able to priority unlock driver side door. and also which wires are going to have to be in series with the car and which in parallel?
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Well..... thank your "authorized dealer" for his contribution to the grey market.

Don't tell me who this idiot is, I'll bust his butt and turn him in for breaking his dealer agreement. Firstech would love to shut this fool down.

You can tell him I said so. Brian Shaw is a friend of mine......and he takes his job very seriously. He works hard to protect the line from guys like this.

This guy is risking his ability to sell compustar over a couple hundered bucks. HE makes it hard on the REAL dealers. Guys like him sell to guys like you.

Then guys like you go to someone else for warranty. It's just wrong.

AND PLEASE, don't take this as if I am slamming you, and saying you have no skill.... cause I don't know for sure. It just erks the living S out of me to have guys whore the product out like that.

elusivemax93 
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i understand. but see i have been doing alot of reseach on all the wiring information to this very alarm and with the help of my automotive instrustor at college have figured out most all the wiring diagram for the alarm its just the why firstech worded alot of this stuff thats annoying to me. and plus why in the heck did they make an installers guide for this if it wasnt to be sold outside of an authorized dealer?
Now to get past all this and post what i have come up with for all the wiring info to the wires in my car against the wires from the cm3000.
once more i just need to know which wires are to be in series and which are just running in parallel to the circuit?
Connector #1
Pin #1: Red to WHITE/ Red or White on Ignition harness (Constant Power)
Pin #2: GREEN / WHITE to RED / Yellow on ignition harness (Positive Park      
        Lights)
Pin #3: RED / White to WHITE/ Red or White on Ignition Harness (Alarm    
        unit constant power)
Pin #4: White to White or WHITE/ Red on ignition harness (+ accessory)
Pin #5: no use
Pin #6: Yellow to BLACK / YELLOW or WHITE/ blue on ignition harness (+
        starter output)
Pin #7: Green to BLACK/ White or WHITE/ Green on ignition harness (+
        Ignition)
Pin #8: Black to Chassis ground.
Connector #2:
Pin #1: no use.
Pin #2: Black to Light GREEN/ Black With Silver dots on Anti Theft
        Module (Status out wire)
Pin #3: Green to GREEN / WHITE on ignition harness (+ 2nd ignition
        200mA)
Pin #4: no use.
Pin #5: RED / Black tp GREEN / WHITE or GREEN/ Red on ignition harness. (+
        2nd starter 200mA output)
Connector #3:
Pin #1: Light Blue to Yellow/Black on Driver side kick panel. (Parking
        Brake)
Pin #2: Gray/Black to Gray/Black with Silver dots on Anti Theft module
        (- shutdown for hood trigger)
Pin #3: Light Blue/White to RED / White on brake pedal switch. (+
        shutdown for footbrake)
Pin #4: Violet/Black to Light GREEN/ B;ack or Brown Driver side kick
        panel (- trunk trigger input)
Pin #5: RED / Whiteto ORANGE / Black with Silver dots on Anti Theft Module
        (- Trigger input for door trigger)
Pin #6: no use.
Pin #7: no use.
Pin #8: no use.
Pin #9: Yellow/Black to Light GREEN/ Black with Silver dots or Blue to
        Trans Ecu (Tach)**
**i know that the manual transmissions do not have a Trans Ecu which means these are wires for the Automatic. But i can figure this out i have all the wiring diagrams for the electrical on my car.
Connector #4:
Pin #1: No use.
pin #2: Violet/White to Brown on driver side kick panel ( -200mA Trunk
        release)
Pin #3: Drivers priority unlock.(thats one of my questions right here)
Pin #4: Blue to Light Bluewith Silver dots on right of steering
        column. (-unlock output)
Pin #5: Blue/Black to Gray/Red with Silver dots on door lock timer
        (-lock output)
Pin #6: no use.
Connector #5:
Pin #1: Orange to Light GREEN / WHITE with Silver dots on Anti Theft
        Module (Rearm Wire)
Pin #2: ORANGE / White to Light GREEN/ Black with Silver dots on Anti
        Theft Module (Disarm wire)
Pin #3: no use
Pin #4: Brown to Red on siren (+positive siren output)
Pin #5: White to To BLACK/ White on steering column (-250mA horn honk)
Pin #6: no use.
Pin #7: no use
Pin #8: no use
connector #6
Status LED
Connector #7
Shock sensor
Connector #8
Optional pins.
Connector #9
Remote paging system.
Connector #10
not used.
Connector #11
Antenna Cable.
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Posted: August 25, 2007 at 8:39 AM / IP Logged  

If you look at the tech info I posted, you should see it makes direct reference to YOUR car.

The color of the wire on the brain directly to the color and location of the wire on your car!

And with all of your "reserch"..... look at all of the questions. Then you make an error, and then what. You have no warranty, and think the product is the problem, and maybe think it's junk... which it's not.   It's just a spiraling giant sucking sound that put's the burden on the shoulders of the TRUE "authorized dealers" to defend the product.

As far as an authorized dealer having to use an install guide..... it's more of a quick reference guide, and a teachers assistance for newer installers.

And it is worded poorly at best.

Good luck with your install my friend.

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I agree with KarTuneMan on this one. I've been installing for quite a while and i just did my first compustar the other day, (same module as yours), and believe me, the manual left me scratching my head a couple of times, but having experience i was able to make it through it.
elusivemax93 
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Posted: August 26, 2007 at 8:48 PM / IP Logged  
i got it all installed just figuring out the remote now and maybe a wire or two not working properly but for being my first alarm ever installed on my own. i did pretty good. being as i also spent a good amount of time researching all the wiring to my car to be able to do this and correctly.
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