Im installing an Audiovox APS996A in my 2002 Honda Accord EX V6. I have been able to find everything except for 1 wire. Any help would be apprecited.
I have the 2 step unlock from the factory. With the car locked/armed, if you touch the factory unlock button on the remote once, the drivers door only will unlock and disarm the theft system. Pressing the unlock a second time within 5 seconds will unlock the rest of the vehicle. I have found the re;ay module in the passenger side fuse pannel with no problems and isolated the orange wire for unlock/disarm and Blk/Blu wire for lock/arm. The problem is, this does all of the doors.
I know there must be a way to isolate the ground input for the dirvers door only. I mean, I can hear the same relay box click when I use factory remote for the 2 step locking. Has anyone found the wire I can tap into so that I dont have to wire in a new set of relays? The instructions with the audiovox unit show the wiring to put your own relays in but I would really like to use the factory ones. There must be a way to use factory relay setup, I just cannot seem to isoalate it... I have been all over that fuse pannel an cannot find the darned thing.
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Thanks - A.
Well the one wire you are looking for would be known as the driver's unlock motor wire. It is not negative trigger and to hook this feature up it requires a relay. The wire color you are looking for is going to be yellow on the EX and lt. GREEN/ red on the LX. You need to 5 wire this. So basicaly pin 85 first unlock output from alarm, 86 +12V, 30 motor side of unlock wire, 87A switch/factory relay side of unlock motor, 87 +12V.
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This is exactly the method Im trying to avoid.
I dont understand why if the factory system has the relay inplace for this, there must be a way to tap into that???? I agree that your way would work but I really want to avoid adding a relay.
Am I wasting my time trying to figure this out, or do you agree that it must be possible?
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Thanks - A.
Auex,
Thanks for the info. As per our discussion, I cannot achieve this the way I want to do to the fact that the factory keyless entry module offers this 2-step unlock and there is no way to "tap in" to it. I will use your recomended method above...>Thanks again.
- POSTED AS FYI for others...
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Thanks - A.