Alarm help

[cscott784]

Superb!!! That was really gret info. You really are a pro. I am going to try this as soon as I can. I will update you on my progress. Also, I would like to make a Do It Yourself guide specifically for the 90 civic hb. I hope it is o.k. If I use the info that you provided. Thanks a Bunch.

Scott

[AudioHead]

doing it long time now

yeah i would be greatful!

[cscott784]

Hello again. I still haven't tried to install it yet. I will do so in an hour or so. Before I do though, I cant seem to find the firewall. Can someone update me on its location.

Thanks

Scott

[cscott784]

Hello again. I attempted to install the alarm last night and here are my results:

1.GRN+Blk/W to GRN+RED of car was unsuccessful.
2.WHT to RED+GRN of car was successful.
3.Blk/W+Blk to ground was successful.
4.BRN to (+) of siren was successful.
5.RD to W/Blk of Ignition (constant 12v) was successful.
6.Ylw to Blk/Ylw of Ignition (12v when in on position) was successful.
7.Cut Brown was successful
8.Brn to Blk/Wht of Ignition (12v when in start position) was successful.
9.Brown attached to each of cut ignition (start) wire was successful.

Summary
Thanks a lot for this little tutorial. I did exactly what was stated. The only problem was in the first step. I connected the wires accordingly but when I armed the alarm, I tested it by opening the driverside door. The dome light came on but the alarm did not go off. I tried switching the order of the b/w wires but that did not work though. Everything else works fine though. The shock sensor, head lights, ignition cut off and all. I just cant get the alarm to activate when a door is opened. If anyone knows how I can overcome this, please help.

Thanks

SCott

[AudioHead]

Disconnect both the black and whites and see if the alarm goes off when the door is open. leave the green attached. then get back to me

[cscott784]

Thanks Audio Head. I did that on friday night and now the alarm works Great! I'm telling you. This is the cleanest installation I have ever done. Thanks everyone for your help, especially Audio Head. I think I'm gonna start writing the tutorial.

Thanks

Scott