Razaan Khoja

Thanks for the response J. This helps a lot, and probably explains why I
can't find the connector. Does the manual you have show what the security
harness for Canadian Model would look like? Their is an orange bullet style
connector lying loose near the 3 pin connector The only other thing I can
think of doing is splicing into the existing wires that are near the fuse
box. Would it be as simple as finding the same colour wires and splicing
into them and connecting them together?
"J." <J@nobody.com> wrote in message
news:SNednYs59NzedIPdRVn-uw@comcast.com...
> My 99 Prelude Electrical Manual shows the unused (until connected to the
> Security System) 2 pin connector #C407. The picture caption is "Left Kick
> Panel, Right of Fuse Box" and the left foot rest is clearly visible behind
> it. This 2 pin connector parallels the Unlock/Lock wires from the Keyless
> Receiver Unit, so that's why your remote still works. The manual shows
> these wires as Grn/Orn (pin 1) and Red/Wht (pin 2).
>
> Apparently the security system was standard for Canadian 99 ludes (hence
the
> above wires to the security system module did not have this intermediate
> connector). The US version was optional, and did have this intermediate
> connector.
>
> btw, the keyless receiver unit is tucked against the left rear quarter
> panel, apparently near the rear seatbelt lower anchor point. Hopefully
> you'll never have to go that far to find your connection.
>
> Hope this helps with your '01.
>
>
>
> Razaan Khoja <rkhoja@rogers.com> wrote in message
> news:Su9Tb.88945$9Ce1.23298@news04.bloor.is.net.ca ble.rogers.com...
> > Hi Guys,
> >
> > I'm looking for a little help here. I bought the factory alarm for the
> 2001
> > Prelude SE. I've installed it, but their was one problem. In one of
the
> > steps, they mention about a 2 ping and a 3 pin connector lying loose
near
> > the fuse box. I have been able to find the 3 pin connector but not the
> two
> > pin. The alarm works, but it does not lock or unlock the doors. My
> > original keyless entry remote still works though. I suspect this 2 pin
> > harness handles the door locks. Does anybody have any ideas where it
> could
> > be? I have looked everywhere.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Razaan
> >
> >
>

Razaan Khoja

Thanks for the response J. This helps a lot, and probably explains why I
can't find the connector. Does the manual you have show what the security
harness for Canadian Model would look like? Their is an orange bullet style
connector lying loose near the 3 pin connector The only other thing I can
think of doing is splicing into the existing wires that are near the fuse
box. Would it be as simple as finding the same colour wires and splicing
into them and connecting them together?
"J." <J@nobody.com> wrote in message
news:SNednYs59NzedIPdRVn-uw@comcast.com...
> My 99 Prelude Electrical Manual shows the unused (until connected to the
> Security System) 2 pin connector #C407. The picture caption is "Left Kick
> Panel, Right of Fuse Box" and the left foot rest is clearly visible behind
> it. This 2 pin connector parallels the Unlock/Lock wires from the Keyless
> Receiver Unit, so that's why your remote still works. The manual shows
> these wires as Grn/Orn (pin 1) and Red/Wht (pin 2).
>
> Apparently the security system was standard for Canadian 99 ludes (hence
the
> above wires to the security system module did not have this intermediate
> connector). The US version was optional, and did have this intermediate
> connector.
>
> btw, the keyless receiver unit is tucked against the left rear quarter
> panel, apparently near the rear seatbelt lower anchor point. Hopefully
> you'll never have to go that far to find your connection.
>
> Hope this helps with your '01.
>
>
>
> Razaan Khoja <rkhoja@rogers.com> wrote in message
> news:Su9Tb.88945$9Ce1.23298@news04.bloor.is.net.ca ble.rogers.com...
> > Hi Guys,
> >
> > I'm looking for a little help here. I bought the factory alarm for the
> 2001
> > Prelude SE. I've installed it, but their was one problem. In one of
the
> > steps, they mention about a 2 ping and a 3 pin connector lying loose
near
> > the fuse box. I have been able to find the 3 pin connector but not the
> two
> > pin. The alarm works, but it does not lock or unlock the doors. My
> > original keyless entry remote still works though. I suspect this 2 pin
> > harness handles the door locks. Does anybody have any ideas where it
> could
> > be? I have looked everywhere.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Razaan
> >
> >
>

J.

Hi,

Sent 5 jpgs from my manual to your e-mail address. Hope ~500KB doesn't kill
your IN box. I'm still not sure if the '99 diagrams will help, but I
included the Canadian (factory installed) and US (optional) versions - so
take your pick.

J.

Razaan Khoja <rkhoja@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:l4DTb.100103$ef.40286@twister01.bloor.is.net. cable.rogers.com...
> Thanks for the response J. This helps a lot, and probably explains why I
> can't find the connector. Does the manual you have show what the security
> harness for Canadian Model would look like? Their is an orange bullet
style
> connector lying loose near the 3 pin connector The only other thing I can
> think of doing is splicing into the existing wires that are near the fuse
> box. Would it be as simple as finding the same colour wires and splicing
> into them and connecting them together?
> "J."

J.

Hi,

Sent 5 jpgs from my manual to your e-mail address. Hope ~500KB doesn't kill
your IN box. I'm still not sure if the '99 diagrams will help, but I
included the Canadian (factory installed) and US (optional) versions - so
take your pick.

J.

Razaan Khoja <rkhoja@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:l4DTb.100103$ef.40286@twister01.bloor.is.net. cable.rogers.com...
> Thanks for the response J. This helps a lot, and probably explains why I
> can't find the connector. Does the manual you have show what the security
> harness for Canadian Model would look like? Their is an orange bullet
style
> connector lying loose near the 3 pin connector The only other thing I can
> think of doing is splicing into the existing wires that are near the fuse
> box. Would it be as simple as finding the same colour wires and splicing
> into them and connecting them together?
> "J."

J.

Hi,

Sent 5 jpgs from my manual to your e-mail address. Hope ~500KB doesn't kill
your IN box. I'm still not sure if the '99 diagrams will help, but I
included the Canadian (factory installed) and US (optional) versions - so
take your pick.

J.

Razaan Khoja <rkhoja@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:l4DTb.100103$ef.40286@twister01.bloor.is.net. cable.rogers.com...
> Thanks for the response J. This helps a lot, and probably explains why I
> can't find the connector. Does the manual you have show what the security
> harness for Canadian Model would look like? Their is an orange bullet
style
> connector lying loose near the 3 pin connector The only other thing I can
> think of doing is splicing into the existing wires that are near the fuse
> box. Would it be as simple as finding the same colour wires and splicing
> into them and connecting them together?
> "J."

J.

Hi,

Sent 5 jpgs from my manual to your e-mail address. Hope ~500KB doesn't kill
your IN box. I'm still not sure if the '99 diagrams will help, but I
included the Canadian (factory installed) and US (optional) versions - so
take your pick.

J.

Razaan Khoja <rkhoja@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:l4DTb.100103$ef.40286@twister01.bloor.is.net. cable.rogers.com...
> Thanks for the response J. This helps a lot, and probably explains why I
> can't find the connector. Does the manual you have show what the security
> harness for Canadian Model would look like? Their is an orange bullet
style
> connector lying loose near the 3 pin connector The only other thing I can
> think of doing is splicing into the existing wires that are near the fuse
> box. Would it be as simple as finding the same colour wires and splicing
> into them and connecting them together?
> "J."