I'm putting an alarm in, but none of the three wiring color codes I've printed off are totally accurate. Has anyone installed one in their 93 (se or otherwise), and what/where did you get the wire codes. I'm having trouble with most of the factory alarm wires.

 

I've installed an Ungo 9000 with all the bells and whistles. I have the wiring colors for all the wires you could need and then some, just email me and I'll email you the pages. It's been almost 4 years so I don't know where my sources are from, but they are accurate.

 

Dude you need a multimeter.

 

It would help in making sure of the wire polarity, but I have the color markings for +/- with what I have. It is accurate. It's not difficult if you can wire or sauder and you don't need to sauder, just tap into the lines you need without breaking it. The only pain is removing everything you need to access the wires you want. Hint: mark EVERYTHING! It will make life much easier!

 

Also have you been to Craig b's website? unless that's where you got your info. I got my info from his but, not everything was right, most of it was except for like 2 or 3.

 

Oh and i would use a meter just to double check on the papers you can print out.

 

I installed a remote start and it FU*KED some stuff over, so I had it done professionaly. Would it be difficult to install an alarm now, since most of the wires are tapped into?

 

Shouldn't be difficult at all, but just remember that installer knows what he did to your car, so he can go back easily and put somthing else in.

 

I could help you someday, but it might take awhile since i would have to go around all the work he did, and he probably disguised it pretty good. Oh, wait he just put a remote start in ha? that should be no more than 8 wires.

 

whelps...it was a remote start with keyless entry that armed/disamred the fact alarm (not a very good job). maybe we can get together sometime and hook one up. if so i'd be all over that buy you a dinner or sumthin ;p