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What is this... (on my alarm diagram)? by Scythe

Started on	: 03-14-2004 07:41 PM
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Last post by	: Scythe on 03-15-2004 06:21 AM

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Report this Post03-14-2004 07:41 PM

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Is this the "open door" light, or a button trigger, or what...lol

Thanks...It's most likely the ajar switch in the door...right?

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Report this Post03-14-2004 07:58 PM

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Yeah, it's a picture of the 2 types of door ajar switches that you "could" have. Either switched positive, or switched negative. The Fiero is switched negative, the one on the left.

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Report this Post03-14-2004 08:42 PM

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Thanks "+" to you

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Scythe, if you have an 84 or 85 there are two door switches, one in the forward door jamb and one at the rear. Use the one in the front. It's more reliable and cheaper to replace if it breaks. And yeah, its a negative trigger.

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Check out my website. I have a page just for PFF members to help with alarm installation. Hope it helps.

http://www.remotestartdepot.com/pff.htm

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Report this Post03-15-2004 06:21 AM

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Thanks guys. I have an 87, so there's only one (right?). Anyway, +'s to both of you, and thanks for the alarm guide. I've been using it earlier

I'll finish this up later today, thanks again.

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