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11-24-2002, 03:31 PM
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I'm looking for the wire that gives a negative signal when the doors are locked , any tips on what color and where to find it ! The chilton'* book I have totally skipped this part ! No wire diagrahm of the windows or the power locks !!! 
Thanks in advance !!!
Thanks in advance !!!
11-26-2002, 12:55 AM
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Hold your horses. I have a book on the way that should answer this. Everything BUT drivetrain. Body panels, accessories, all that jazz for 92-99. It covers everything a body shop would need, and hopefully wire locations, too. We'll see.
11-26-2002, 10:00 AM
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I know. I have a Chilton'*. No, this one is a body shop parts breakdown manual. Part numbers, locations, exploded diagrams for all the interior and exterior parts EXCEPT drivetrain. I'm hoping it'll show enough of the inner door panels, etc. Should be here any day. Otherwise, you may want to email or PM Jeff. He has the 1993 Factory service manuals. It should be the same.
11-26-2002, 10:22 AM
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Locate a wire in your car that when the doors are in the process of being lock , it release a negative polarity ! That'* what it says !
The wire in the alarm gives a positive polarity , so when the doors are locked , the negative wire would complete the circuit and tart the car ! Thanks in advance Will
The wire in the alarm gives a positive polarity , so when the doors are locked , the negative wire would complete the circuit and tart the car ! Thanks in advance Will
11-27-2002, 12:33 AM
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No pressure, right? 
Book ain't here yet, and my Chilton'* is the same as yours. You need to see if your door lock cicuit switches a ground, or find the relay that controls the door lock solonoids. I haven't had time to dig through mine, and it'* cold as a witch'* tit right now!
Anybody know the location of the door lock solonoid relay?
Book ain't here yet, and my Chilton'* is the same as yours. You need to see if your door lock cicuit switches a ground, or find the relay that controls the door lock solonoids. I haven't had time to dig through mine, and it'* cold as a witch'* tit right now!Anybody know the location of the door lock solonoid relay?