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i need an expert on aftermarket car alarms, and putting them in pain in the ass late 90's chryslers

Submitted: 172 days and 21 hours ago.

Category: Car

Value: $9

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1999 Dodge intrepid

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this model car is so hard to figure out the keyless entry part of the install, if all possible, i need to find a diagram on wire colors, where the wires are, how to wire the relays, and how to wire the resistors. from what i found online i need to find the BSM in the car. i also found that the car works off a one wire locking system, and that i need to wire a 2700ohm, and 680ohm resistor in the circut, and i may evan have to wire up relays as well. im confused, plzzzzzzzzzzz help

Posted by Lurch 172 days and 21 hours ago.

Info Request

What is the Brand & Model number of the Alarm you are installing?
Do you know if it has "on-board" Relays (built in) for the Door Lock/Unlock?

172 days and 21 hours ago.

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not sure of a brand, but i do see a model, ISO9002,
central door lock port diagram shows

Black-lock-NC(+7A)
GREEN-LOCK-COM(+7A)
PINK-LOCK-NO(+7A)
WHITE-UNLOCK-NC(+7A)
PURPLE-UNLOCK-COM(+7A)
ORANGE-UNLOCK-NO(+7A)

now off the paper i printed off internet says "power door lock (-) wht/grn 1-wire door lock syste. this car uses a one wire door lock system, lock requires a (+) thru 2700ohm resistor, lock requires (+) thru 620ohm resistor, some units will also require 2 extra relays location at back of fuse panal or BCM"

Accepted Answer

Have done many of these, but the Info of Brand & Model is important.
It appears the wiring colors you posted is "On-Board" Relays
Give me a few minutes & I'll have info

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Posted by Lurch 172 days and 20 hours ago.

Answer

O.K..........
Going by your wire colors:

Find the White / Dark Green wire located in the Driver Door Boot / Kick Panel.

Black = No connection
GREEN-LOCK = one end of the 2.7 ohm Resistor
PINK-LOCK = Fused 12 Volts + Constant
WHITE = No connection
PURPLE-UNLOCK = one end of the 620 ohm Resistor
ORANGE-UNLOCK = Fused 12 Volts + Constant

Connect the other ends of the 2.7 & 620 ohm Resistors to the White / Dark Green wire located in the Driver Door Boot / Kick Panel.

If you need further, let me know

172 days and 1 hours ago.

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it may be a few days but im going to try what you told me. if it works and it should cuz that seems to be the only thing i didnt try, ill accept ur answer. thank you very much lurch, o if for some reason i do have to use a relay or 2 can u tell me what i should do please?

Posted by Lurch 172 days ago.

Answer

If your wiring is as you posted, then you should not have to use Out Board Relays.
If you have to use 2 relays, let me know & I will post a drawing of the correct procedure to wire them up

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What is the Brand & Model number of the Alarm you are installing?
Do you know if it has "on-board" Relays (built in) for the Door Lock/Unlock?

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Have done many of these, but the Info of Brand & Model is important.
It appears the wiring colors you posted is "On-Board" Relays
Give me a few minutes & I'll have info

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it may be a few days but im going to try what you told me. if it works and it should cuz that seems to be the only thing i didnt try, ill accept ur answer. thank you very much lurch, o if for some reason i do have to use a relay or 2 can u tell me what i should do please?

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If your wiring is as you posted, then you should not have to use Out Board Relays.
If you have to use 2 relays, let me know & I will post a drawing of the correct procedure to wire them up

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What is the Brand & Model number of the Alarm you are installing?Do you know if it has "on-board" Relays (built in) for the Door Lock/Unlock?

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Have done many of these, but the Info of Brand & Model is important.It appears the wiring colors you posted is "On-Board" RelaysGive me a few minutes & I'll have info

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it may be a few days but im going to try what you told me. if it works and it should cuz that seems to be the only thing i didnt try, ill accept ur answer. thank you very much lurch, o if for some reason i do have to use a relay or 2 can u tell me what i should do please?

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If your wiring is as you posted, then you should not have to use Out Board Relays.If you have to use 2 relays, let me know & I will post a drawing of the correct procedure to wire them up

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What is the Brand & Model number of the Alarm you are installing?
Do you know if it has "on-board" Relays (built in) for the Door Lock/Unlock?

Have done many of these, but the Info of Brand & Model is important.
It appears the wiring colors you posted is "On-Board" Relays
Give me a few minutes & I'll have info

If your wiring is as you posted, then you should not have to use Out Board Relays.
If you have to use 2 relays, let me know & I will post a drawing of the correct procedure to wire them up