So, I started working on rewiring all my speakers with 16 gauge wire this morning. I finished the rears, and when I started removing the door panels for the front speakers, a yellow glint caught my eye. When I finished removing a panel, I saw that the previous owner had mounted power door lock actuators ready for wiring! Now I just have to figure out how to wire them up to the alarm system (that I also didn't know about until about a week after I bought the car). If anyone here has installed a Clifford alarm and has/knows the wire color codes or could possibly even email me a copy of an install manual for a Cyber 5, that'd be perfect.

 

http://www.clifford.com/main.asp

conctact clifford yourself, and request the manual. Owner's manual is right online, but doesn't include anything about install.

 

Check out the12volt.com . They have tons of info on alarms, stereos, and anything 12 volt. I have been a member there for longer than I have here. Good Luck.

 

Well.. maybe we should all double check our doors

 

most likely the door locks are reverse polarity as most aftermarkets are...
preaty easy to wire with 2 12volt relays..
http://www.the12volt.com/ssi/getimag...atorrevpol.gif

 

Clifford doesn't give out install manuals unfortunately. Like DEI, they only sold alarms as installed packages through licensed install shops. As for being reverse polarity, yes they are.

EDIT: Found a diagram!

 

if you cannt find a instal sheet for the alarm... try to go check out best buy or circuit city... which ever places sells that brand....
and go talk to the instal bay guys and see if they can print ya out a instal sheet.......
may slip em a 20 or something for thier time if they are busy or hesitant..

i know the shop guys at the best buy im around were preaty cool.... they had a set of wires shiped over from another store for my old alarm system that i had instaled and didnt need the wires at that time that they instaled my old alarm system...

 

Well, I found some install diagrams already (for free) so I'm happy now. Just gotta wire it all up this weekend.