Alarm Wiring Advise Needed - Toyota Yaris Forums

Lil Abner · 09-26-2010, 11:11 AM

Palmer, I went and tried the relay with no direct luck. I setup the relay with the blue/white on the coil, a 12V+ on the other coil terminal. Black/White (NSS) into the switch, chassis ground on the other. Nothing.

However, if I ground the black/white wire, the car THEN will provide a ground to the blue/white wire. Sort of backwards as to how I would set it up.

This just means I'll keep the black/white grounded, then use the blue/white to trigger a relay, turning on the optical circuit, which would then bypass the clutch switch. Not the way I wanted to do it, but I guess it will have to work.

Thanks again for your help.

And CTScott, as usual, your idea worked like a charm! Thanks again!

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09-26-2010, 11:11 AM	#1
Lil Abner Drives: 2009 3dr LB Manual Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Dublin, Ohio Posts: 412	Palmer, I went and tried the relay with no direct luck. I setup the relay with the blue/white on the coil, a 12V+ on the other coil terminal. Black/White (NSS) into the switch, chassis ground on the other. Nothing. However, if I ground the black/white wire, the car THEN will provide a ground to the blue/white wire. Sort of backwards as to how I would set it up. This just means I'll keep the black/white grounded, then use the blue/white to trigger a relay, turning on the optical circuit, which would then bypass the clutch switch. Not the way I wanted to do it, but I guess it will have to work. Thanks again for your help. And CTScott, as usual, your idea worked like a charm! Thanks again!