- 1998 mitsubishi montero red alarm drivers#
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I have all names & contact numbers as well. I have contacted the dept of Justice they are writing a letter but suggested I cntcat the lemon law as the investigator thought it fit the lemon law. The warranty is up on the vehicle in 14000 miles to the powertrain differetnail and I am at 45,000. I have all dates & times ect in a file so I can show repair ect/coorespondence. The differential is out agian which would be number 5. I called the next day after purchase and then returned the vehicle 2 days after purchase when the dealership replaced the differential which has continued to go out every 8 to 9 months or 8000/9000 miles.
1998 mitsubishi montero red alarm drivers#
So the only door the alarm will sound would be drivers doorĪll I can suggest is that you double check the wiring that you've done, and if you can't find a fault then I'd contact the suppliers for advice.I have had the differential replaced 4 seperate times since the purchase of the vehicle in october 2001. If I open any other door other than the drivers then the alarm will lock the doors again. When I open any other door than the drivers door, the alarm will reactivate.ĭo you mean the alarm is triggered by the doors being opened or it's being set again? just have to sort out total closure next lolįitted the alarm. I believe the wires are blue/white and blue/red, but you will need to confirm on your vehicle.Īh ok this makes a bit more sense now. If you're looking for the lock and unlock wires on the central locking relay, locate it and then use a probe to find out which wire goes negative when the 'lock' signal is given, and which goes negative on 'unlock'. You wrote earlier you didn't know where to connect the yellow wire to.
1998 mitsubishi montero red alarm manual#
I know you have the manual for your alarm, but I haven't! That's why I am asking if the wiring diagram is the same as I've posted. The Pajero/Shogun locking system is negative pulse, as per diagram A of the 240 Lite manual. I have been told that there is a central locking relay near the drivers footwell but dont know what wires control the central locking, by looking at door it looks like i have to chop black wire and connect alarm to each side of the black wire.īlack no power = open or something like this I know indicator are green/red and green/yellow and that is located behind switch on dash. I need to know the location to connect my alarm up to and also the colour wire that are orignial in the car.
Has the 'total closure' version got the same wiring diagram as below? If so, which of the yellows are you referring to? Connector #12?Īs i keep saying i dont need to know what colour wires from the alarm as i have the manual for the alarm. Yes i have the manual for the hawk alarm and yes it tells me to connect red wire to power and yellow wire to central locking but i want to know what wire and where to connect the yellow wire to. It would also help if you gave the model and year of your Mitsi. Have a good read through, and post again if you can't find the wires you need to identify.
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Posted: Mon 14:07 Post subject: Google Ads keep the POCUK free to join!ĭidn't you get an installation manual? They are normally all that's needed.
1998 mitsubishi montero red alarm windows#
but i would be happy with just 4 windows to close at the same time. i know it can do 4 windows but dont know if it can do sunroof as well. Hi, I have brought a Hawk alarm and im looking for somekind of wiring diagram i can use and locations of wires. Posted: Mon 14:07 Post subject: Alarm wiring diagram. The Mitsubishi Pajero Owners Club® Forum Index
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