ok so you have the setup well except for the dome light issue. ok as far as connecting do this take the domelight wire and cut it. take the wire going to dome light for supervision and twist together with factory dome light wire (dome light side of cut wire)
take the car side of domelight cut wire and twist the trigger wire from alarm. now place a 1 amp diode in between with strip going facing away from from the wire running to the domelight now what will happen is when the door is open it will supply negative to the wire and still light up domelight, however if done right when you use the 528t relay to supply negative to domelight wire being that the feed will be after the diode the alarm and door triggers will never see it active.
a normal 1 amp diode will work for you sold in packs of two at radio shack. if you want a diagram i can draw one up fast for you.
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Jon
Installer/Help Technician
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mecp certification is not always needed. I have it and it has not helped me out at all. my experience out shines it.
djfearny2 wrote:
ok so you have the setup well except for the dome light issue. ok as far as connecting do this take the domelight wire and cut it. take the wire going to dome light for supervision and twist together with factory dome light wire (dome light side of cut wire)
take the car side of domelight cut wire and twist the trigger wire from alarm. now place a 1 amp diode in between with strip going facing away from from the wire running to the domelight now what will happen is when the door is open it will supply negative to the wire and still light up domelight, however if done right when you use the 528t relay to supply negative to domelight wire being that the feed will be after the diode the alarm and door triggers will never see it active.
a normal 1 amp diode will work for you sold in packs of two at radio shack. if you want a diagram i can draw one up fast for you.
Hi Jon,
Thanks for the quick reply. If you could draw a diagram that would be great so I can save for future reference. I think I know what you mean anyway.
I've bought some 1N4001 1A 50V silicon rectifier diodes would these be OK?
Thanks,
Mo