[Crazygenius13]

Sup all,
Just wondering if anyone knows how to wire a shaved door kit into an already installed alarm kit to work with the alarm remote? I have a viper alarm system, and the FBI kit that comes with 2 solinoids, 2 relays, and the metal cables for pulling, and each solonoid has 2 wires coming from it, one black and one white. Thanks for the inputs!!
-Pete A.

 

[Bagged4MyPleasure]

Sup all,
Just wondering if anyone knows how to wire a shaved door kit into an already installed alarm kit to work with the alarm remote? I have a viper alarm system, and the FBI kit that comes with 2 solinoids, 2 relays, and the metal cables for pulling, and each solonoid has 2 wires coming from it, one black and one white. Thanks for the inputs!!
-Pete A.

Looking to do the same with my clifford alarm. Dont have the shaved door kit yet though.

 

[Crazygenius13]

That should be dope, I can't wait to do it!!! I am kinda leaning towards taking it to a custom shop for just the install, and then do the body work myself, but I want to do all the work myself just to say I did it. Either way, anybody have suggestions or ideas, or help please. Thanks

 

[00s-ten00]

i did it with my factory alarm. what you do is locate the alarm brain and use a test light. hold down your accessory button usually a star for trunk pop or something, probe the harness until it lights up. i still have mine like that but i just got a new alarm with more outputs so i can have the passenger on remote also. this is why it cost me 20 bux to shave my door handles. my friend who works at a stereo shop sold me 2 trunk release solenoids. they are the magnetic ones that everyone in the mags sell. i got em for 9 bux a piece. and then wired it to my alarm.

 

[SlowBlue00]

I just bought two solenoids by themselves for $30 each. I used two aux channels on my alarm and bought two new relays. Works like a dream.

 

[Bagged4MyPleasure]

what was the poundage on those solenoids? and what kind of relays did u buy?

 

[00s-ten00]

they are the same solenoids used to open trunks like on caddy's they have been pullin hard enough to open my doors for well over a year. plus i can get into my truck with a coat hanger in like 3 minutes... i have been locked out a few times without having an extra actuator. on 2nd gens you can pull the door out enough to get a coat hanger in there in the top corner and its real easy to grab the interior door handle.

 

[00s-ten00]

i didnt need relays

 

[Bagged4MyPleasure]

they are the same solenoids used to open trunks like on caddy's they have been pullin hard enough to open my doors for well over a year. plus i can get into my truck with a coat hanger in like 3 minutes... i have been locked out a few times without having an extra actuator. on 2nd gens you can pull the door out enough to get a coat hanger in there in the top corner and its real easy to grab the interior door handle.

Great just what we all needed to hear.....here come the break-ins!

:thumbdown

 

[SlowBlue00]

I used SPAL 30lb solenoids and two 30 amp relays. works like a charm.

 

[00s-ten00]

hey my truck doesnt even have locks i shaved em so if someone wants to steal my shit go right ahead i'll lose a bunch of money when i go to sell it anyways...hahahaa

 

[iLLblazer]

If anyone is looking for solenoids or actuators (the magnetic things that pull your latch open) I'm selling em for $40 US a pair or so. PM me or email [email protected].