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SPY 5000m alarm/remote start DIY install

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Old 03-30-2012, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by jurgs2007
ok, so i disconected the yellow wires from the running light/headlight relay, and yes the alarm only gives 3 reminder beeps, and then the remote goes off once after that. much better. but now i ran into another issue. where exactly do the yellow wires go then?? i hooked them to the turn signal wires and all was good.. so i thought.. when i used my turn signals after that, they acted as a hazard signal instead. the yellow wires must be fed together inside the alarm brain box, there for allowing the power from one signal to carry over to the other side as well..
They should be connected to the two power wires of the turn signals.. What kind of bike is it?

Also when your key is in the on position on the ignition, the spy system is off, unless you remote start it
 
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Old 03-31-2012, 01:58 AM
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ive got a 2000 f4. it just seems like inside the brain box of the alarm, both yellow wires must be connected together to the same source. which means when i use a turn signal, the power feeds from one side, through the yellow wires over to the other side. ive tried hooking the wires to both the front and rear signal power wires. and both ways i have the same effect. but if i only hook up one of the yellow wires, everything works fine, other than only one side lighting up for the alarm. so for now i just have the wires capped off.

maybe i just got defective alarm wiring!! seems to be my luck, so i wouldnt doubt it.
 
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Originally Posted by jurgs2007
ive got a 2000 f4. it just seems like inside the brain box of the alarm, both yellow wires must be connected together to the same source. which means when i use a turn signal, the power feeds from one side, through the yellow wires over to the other side. ive tried hooking the wires to both the front and rear signal power wires. and both ways i have the same effect. but if i only hook up one of the yellow wires, everything works fine, other than only one side lighting up for the alarm. so for now i just have the wires capped off.

maybe i just got defective alarm wiring!! seems to be my luck, so i wouldnt doubt it.
you could always add a diode on each side. It will only let the voltage flow one way. Put the silver stripe facing the signal side and it will prevent them from lighting the other side up.
 
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great write up! can you please let me know wich wire you spliced into from your fuse box exactly I did this and used the hot wire rod wrong and fried my bike lol and would it be the same on my 06 cbr 1000RR? Thank you any help would be greatly appreciated
 
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I have a 2001 929 that I just installed this alarm on and every thing is working fine but the fuel pump isn't priming. Any ideas? Thanks in advance
 
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