03 pont grandprix alarm rearm wire
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Forum Discription: Car Alarms, Keyless Entries, Remote Starters, Immobilizer Bypasses, Sensors, Door Locks, Window Modules, Heated Mirrors, Heated Seats, etc.
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Topic: 03 pont grandprix alarm rearm wire
Posted By: tim98
Subject: 03 pont grandprix alarm rearm wire
Date Posted: January 13, 2008 at 11:01 AM
Hey guys. I recently installed a RS100 Bull dog remote start system in my 03 pontiac Grandprix GT. It works great and I have it all finished up. One theing the company couldn't helpme out with is arming the factory alarm with the new set up. It disarms like its supposed to, locks/unlocks like its supposed and eveything works like its suppose to. My question is, Is the a wire that when triggered will rearm the factory alarm when I push the lock button on me new key FOB. The alarm will arm with the factory key fob so I know it works. The installation guide does not provide information on this so I'm going to have to do it my way. I just need to know what wires to trigger to get the factory alarm to arm when the doors locks. Thanks guys
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Posted By: KarTuneMan
Date Posted: January 13, 2008 at 12:38 PM
| | | | | | FACTORY ARM | SEE NOTES | | | | | Typically, the factory alarm system can be armed by pulsing the TAN (driver's doorpin - ) at the same time as the lock wire. This may however not work if the factory alarm system is not set up properly. You can reprogram the alarm using the instructions in the vehicle's owner's manual, or see our diagram called 'Pontiac Grand Prix 1997 & up - Factory alarm programming'. See the BCM diagram for exact pin locations. |
| FACTORY DISARM | ORANGE / black | Pin-C5 on C2 connector at BCM | - | | | Typically, the factory alarm system can be armed by pulsing the TAN (driver's doorpin - ) at the same time as the lock wire. This may however not work if the factory alarm system is not set up properly. You can reprogram the alarm using the instructions in the vehicle's owner's manual, or see our diagram called 'Pontiac Grand Prix 1997 & up - Factory alarm programming'. See the BCM diagram for exact pin locations. |
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You need to do a search on how to change the programming of the factory security, I cannot paste it, or give a link. And I type WAY to slow to type it here myself.  -------------
Posted By: tim98
Date Posted: January 13, 2008 at 1:54 PM
Great info kartuneman. I am already in the process of reprogramming the factory setup. now that i have the wire to pulse too, this should work out good. Thanks so much!
Posted By: tim98
Date Posted: January 13, 2008 at 4:40 PM
Hey bud, Im having a hell of a time finding this tan wire. You have a good desciption or even a picture of its location, I would really appreciate it.. Thanks
Posted By: sparkie
Date Posted: January 14, 2008 at 7:05 PM
The Tan wire is in pin C1 of the BCM's 32 pin plug left of the steering column. It gets a little more complicated though than just hooking to this wire. You need to use a relay to open this rearm pulse to the doorpin wire. If you don't, the driver's door won't lock if the car is running. The BCM senses the ignition on, the door opening and the lock circuit activating. It thinks you are going to lock yourself out of a running car. Use a relay wired as follows: # 86 to ignition, # 85 to the remote starter's ground out when running (diode isolated from anything else on same wire) # 87a to the driver's doorpin wire (tan) and # 30 to the remote starter's rearm wire.
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Posted By: tim98
Date Posted: January 17, 2008 at 5:40 PM
Hey sparkie, thanks for the info. Unfortunatly Im still not quite getting some of it. I understand your using the key on power and remote ground to power the realy and break connection to teminal 87a and 30. Im cunfused about the rest. Do i simply tap into the tan wire for 87a? I don't understand how simply breaking a conection from the remote start arm wire to the tan wire will arm the alarm. Also my remote start brain does not have a rearm out put, I have to use the door lock output to act as the trigger. Im soryy about all the questions. I really hope you can help out more. Do you know where any write up or schematics are sowing how its supposed to be hooked up. Thanks
Posted By: sparkie
Date Posted: January 19, 2008 at 12:17 PM
Never be sorry for asking questions. The lock wire can be used to rearm the facgtory alarm. Split the wire into two branches. Put a diode inline in each branch with the band of the diode towards the remote starter. One branch will go to the door lock wire and the other to terminal # 30 of the relay. Take a wire from terminal # 87a and splice it into the tan doorpin wire. What this does is send a ground pulse to both the lock wire and the doorpin wire at the same time. This will cause the alarm to arm. it will take a few seconds for it to happen. The reason for the relay is to open the wire to the doorpin while the car is running under the remote starter. If you don't do this, the BCM will not allow the drivers door to lock if it sees the car running. All GM "W" body cars with factory alarms are like this.
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Posted By: dm1001
Date Posted: January 27, 2008 at 10:40 PM
I have the same problem with a 2002 Grand Prix and a Viper 160VX.
One question on this method. If the Factory Alarm is already ARMed and you press LOCK on the Viper FOB, will the Alarm be triggered by pulsing the Doorpin wire? Would look like Door open w/o Key.
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