how to interupt the RAP circuit?

[H3 Alaska]

All semantics aside?..the point is that it?s possible with more info from the user.

[marin8703]

Thanks for all the help guys. The remote start i have is the Viper 5900 SST (alarm/remote start). The radio is a pioneer avic-z1 if it matters.

Wire colors would be very helpfull, otherwise i would have to poke all the wires with my probe. I origionally didnt want to go this route because i didnt know where to find all the wires, but if i get an idea of where and what they are it will be pretty cool.

again thanks for the help.

[marin8703]

oh and also above in my posts i kept saying that the relay i worked with was on the radio harness, and that was incorrect, it is on the peripheral interface wiring harness. just wanted to correct my self.

[dеiтайожни]

Check the installation manual for your alarm for the factory alarm re-arm wire, it'll be in the aux harness. Also, the manual will show you the door trigger wire from the alarm you could tap or at least follow to the bcm.

But really... I'd take it back to the installers and tell them it's not working right. It's no fun tearing up someone elses wiring.

[marin8703]

thanks dei, i'll check out the manual for the wires, i do recall reading that it had both an disarm and a re-arm wire, gota check the wire colors. going to installer is kinda of a problem since hes quite a long way away. if its not done by summer vacation i will take it but unfortunately for the next 3 weeks i wont be able to. would be much easier thou.

[H3 Alaska]

Green/white on the auxiliary harness (6 pin connector) should go to the LF door trigger which is gray/black in pin A32 ( @ the BCM, which is in the passenger kick panel) It's a negative trigger.



Notice he uses car audio/remote start installer lingo again which I'm sure is not in compliance with a guy that works at GM

[marin8703]

Originally Posted by H3 Alaska

Green/white on the auxiliary harness (6 pin connector) should go to the LF door trigger which is gray/black in pin A32 ( @ the BCM, which is in the passenger kick panel) It's a negative trigger.



Notice he uses car audio/remote start installer lingo again which I'm sure is not in compliance with a guy that works at GM

great info thanks! im gona try to take a look at it in the next couple of days and do the work on saturday or sunday.

[HUMTECH]

Heres A pic of door switch f5 was talking about. Bottom of b pillar

[f5fstop]

Originally Posted by H3 Alaska

Green/white on the auxiliary harness (6 pin connector) should go to the LF door trigger which is gray/black in pin A32 ( @ the BCM, which is in the passenger kick panel) It's a negative trigger.



Notice he uses car audio/remote start installer lingo again which I'm sure is not in compliance with a guy that works at GM

Probably not in compliance with any engineer I have ever worked with; not just GM. Problem is not with the word trigger, problem is what does it imply. I have no use for these types of remote starters, so I never study them. So, when someone says "trigger," how in the heck do I know if he/she is talking about the door jamp switch input to the BCM, or another hard device the remote starter installer has installed somewhere in the circuit.

Trigger "signal," might have helped versus "trigger." (Especially to someone who uses the word "trigger" primarily for a handgun.)

[marin8703]

thanks humtech

[H3 Alaska]

Originally Posted by f5fstop

Trigger "signal," might have helped versus "trigger." (Especially to someone who uses the word "trigger" primarily for a handgun.)

Yea, and now you understand why Alaskan's use the term in a loose fashion.