2021 Honda Accord Sport, DEI Shock Sensor and Tilt Sensor, Factory Alarm
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Topic: 2021 Honda Accord Sport, DEI Shock Sensor and Tilt Sensor, Factory Alarm
Posted By: fd1625
Subject: 2021 Honda Accord Sport, DEI Shock Sensor and Tilt Sensor, Factory Alarm
Date Posted: July 03, 2021 at 12:53 PM
Hi Guys, looking for help to install a DEI shock sensor 504K and tilt sensor 507M on a 2001 Honda Accord Sport. Cannot locate wiring diagrams anywhere so I can tow in these sensors and related relays / fuses, etc.
The 21’ Accord I am working on has both a factory alarm and remote start.
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Posted By: i am an idiot
Date Posted: July 03, 2021 at 6:07 PM
12 Volts Lt. Green (15A) + BCM behind dash fuse box, blue 66 pin plug (B), pin 1
Second 12 Volts Red (60A) + Dash fuse box, 27 pin plug (D), pin 3
Ground (chassis ground)
Starter Violet + BCM behind dash fuse box, brown 66 pin plug (C), pin 51 Directwire
Ignition White + BCM behind dash fuse box, brown 66 pin plug (C), pin 54 Directwire
Accessory Gray + BCM behind dash fuse box, brown 66 pin plug (C), pin 43 Directwire
Second Accessory Pink + BCM behind dash fuse box, brown 66 pin plug (C), pin 58 Directwire
Ignition Interrupt Lt. Blue Cut BCM behind dash fuse box, brown 66 pin plug (C), pin 26
Ignition Interrupt 2 Blue Cut BCM behind dash fuse box, brown 66 pin plug (C), pin 27
Ignition Interrupt 3 Yellow Cut BCM behind dash fuse box, brown 66 pin plug (C), pin 28
Ignition Interrupt 4 Red Cut BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 2 Directwire
Ignition Interrupt 5 Red (if equipped) Cut Steering Lock Module under steering column, gray 12 pin plug, pin 12
PTS 1 Black - BCM behind dash fuse box, brown 66 pin plug (C), pin 5 Directwire
CAN Bus High White (F-CAN) Data BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 64 Directwire
CAN Bus Low Red (F-CAN) Data BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 63 Directwire
CAN Bus High 2 Pink (B-CAN) Data BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 54 Directwire
CAN Bus Low 2 Blue (B-CAN) Data BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 55 Directwire
CAN Bus High 3 Pink (DIAG-CAN) Data OBD-Data Link Connector, gray 16 pin plug, pin 6
CAN Bus Low 3 Blue (DIAG-CAN) Data OBD-Data Link Connector, gray 16 pin plug, pin 14
OBD 12 Volts Red (10A) + OBD-Data Link Connector, gray 16 pin plug, pin 16
OBD Ground Black - OBD-Data Link Connector, gray 16 pin plug, pin 4
OBD Connector Gray Under Driver Dash, Near Driver Kick
IMMO Data Tan (S-NET) Data BCM behind dash fuse box, blue 66 pin plug (B), pin 54 Directwire
Power Lock (use factory alarm arm and lock detection)
Power Unlock (use factory alarm disarm and unlock detection)
Power Lock2 Blue (if needed) - BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 15 Directwire
Power Unlock2 Yellow (passenger doors) (if needed) - BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 32 Directwire
Power Unlock - Driver Door Green (if needed) - BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 33 Directwire
Lock Motor Violet Reverse Dash Fuse Box, 22 pin plug (A), pin 12
Driver Unlock Motor Blue Reverse Driver Kick, door harness --or-- Dash Fuse Box, rear, 22 pin plug (K), pin 6
Passenger Unlock Motor Pink Reverse Dash Fuse Box, 22 pin plug (A), pin 14
Factory Alarm Arm Violet - Power Window Master Switch, 37 pin plug, pin 3
Factory Alarm Disarm Red Double - Power Window Master Switch, 37 pin plug, pin 4
Lock Detection Blue - Power Window Master Switch, 37 pin plug, pin 18
Unlock Detection Lt. Blue Double - Power Window Master Switch, 37 pin plug, pin 17
Parking Lights Lt. Blue (L); Violet (R) + Driver Kick, harness to rear
Parking Lights - Gray - BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 12 Directwire
Hazards Green - BCM behind dash fuse box, blue 66 pin plug (B), pin 40 Directwire
Turn Signal (Left) Blue (LF); Yellow (LR) + BCM behind dash fuse box, blue 66 pin plug (B), pin 18 (LF); pin 16 (LR) Directwire
Turn Signal (Right) Green (RF); Brown (RR) + BCM behind dash fuse box, blue 66 pin plug (B), pin 17 (RF); pin 15 (RR) Directwire
Headlight Pink - BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 7 Directwire
AutoLights Yellow - (Off) BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 41 Directwire
Reverse Light White + Dash Fuse Box, 22 pin plug (A), pin 15
Left Front Door Trigger Green - BCM behind dash fuse box, blue 66 pin plug (B), pin 63 Directwire
Right Front Door Trigger Lt. Green - BCM behind dash fuse box, blue 66 pin plug (B), pin 47 Directwire
Left Rear Door Trigger Brown - BCM behind dash fuse box, blue 66 pin plug (B), pin 64 Directwire
Right Rear Door Trigger Gray - BCM behind dash fuse box, blue 66 pin plug (B), pin 48 Directwire
Dome Light White - BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 50 Directwire
Trunk/Hatch Pin White - BCM behind dash fuse box, blue 66 pin plug (B), pin 65 Directwire
Hood Pin Brown - Hood Switch, 2 pin plug, pin 1
Trunk/Hatch Release Lt. Blue - BCM behind dash fuse box, white 66 pin plug (A), pin 18 Directwire
Posted By: fd1625
Date Posted: August 07, 2021 at 12:33 PM
Thank you so much for these. I have installed the shock sensor and feel confident about my work and tested already. However the Tilt Sensor DEI 507M requires a "ground when armed" or GWA so that the sensor can function properly. I am confused honestly as to where I pull that ground. Logic thinking says that the sensor should receive the Ground only when armed and loose it whenever the alarm is not active. Very important because this also resets the sensor so it can learn the tilt every time. Can one of you pros tell me where this Ground when armed can be pulled from?
Thanks
Posted By: i am an idiot
Date Posted: August 07, 2021 at 9:23 PM
Try connecting it to the ignition wire. It has 12 volts when key is on, and when the key is off I am pretty sure it has enough ground potential to trigger that wire. In the past people would want to install a fake flashing LED to make others think there was an alarm on the car, in that case you would connect the positive LED wire to constant power and the ground would connect to ignition, when you turn the key off the LED would flash.
If you want to check it to see if it is going to work, connect your red meter lead to a known good constant voltage, connect the black lead to the ignition wire mentioned in my earlier post. When the key is on it should read less than a volt, and when you turn the key off it should read close to 12 volts.
Posted By: i am an idiot
Date Posted: August 08, 2021 at 12:41 PM
If you are not comfortable using ignition for ground while armed, you can use a relay. Ground to 85 and 30. Ignition to 86 87A is ground while armed output. Anytime the ignition is off, there will be ground on 87A.
Posted By: fd1625
Date Posted: August 08, 2021 at 4:10 PM
Thank you again - much appreciated and you are correct. I did not feel comfortable having a hot 12v on that negative trigger so giving it some thought and considering I had an extra relay I had actually done what you suggested. Glad to report that tilt sensor is working perfectly as I can now toggle a direct panel ground via relay.
My headache at the moment is the shock sensor 504D - sensor works perfectly but the problem is when trying to use remote start - factory built in. In a nutshell what happens is as the car is remote started the shock sensor picks up the vibrations and triggers. I can get past this by turning down the sensitivity on sensor but to a point of making it useless. I have the sensor / relay wired up correctly where the 12v to the sensor is removed when the car is turned on but for the brief moment that car is turning on remotely the sensor is still receiving power and outputs killing the engine. The end scenario is you hear the engine trying to crank and immediately dies. I have the 12v ACC fuse taped and this is where I get my 12v going to relay coil which then should turn off the constant 12v going to the sensor. At a loss on this as the only remedy seems like I need a faster 12v when that engine is trying to crank.
BTW - my shock sensor trigger is going to the driver door - isolating diodes were used.
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