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alarm wiring question

dogz · 2005-09-19 21:08:35

i have 90% of my alarm in but theres 2 wires im not too sure of because they both appear to do the same so can any1 help me. on the control box 1 says starter motor and the other says starter key, i think 1 goes to crank and the other position 2 on the ignition, any1 confirm this? thanks

19-09-2005 10:08pm

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dogz

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i have 90% of my alarm in but theres 2 wires im not too sure of because they both appear to do the same so can any1 help me.

on the control box 1 says starter motor and the other says starter key, i think 1 goes to crank and the other position 2 on the ignition, any1 confirm this?

thanks

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#2 20-09-2005 10:03am

Ratchet

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is this one of these remote start alarms?

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#3 20-09-2005 12:03pm

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id say its an immobiliser circut, couldnt be sure tho what make is the alarm?

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#4 20-09-2005 1:14pm

dogz

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its not a remote start no, its a codealarm pro 1000, what i really need to know is do i need these wires to make the alarm work 100%

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#5 20-09-2005 9:48pm

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if they are for the imobiliser then you need to cut a wire and use those two to put it back togheter.
The diagram should show you how.

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