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yup, I've had this problem b4, just check the fuse panel.

OK, what exactly is it you want to do?

Do you have an amp setup or just a headunit?

What a pile! If you have a decent cigaret lighter charger/power supply you will be fine. Those things are equiped to handle surges of 30v+, and last time I checked unless there is something SERIOUSLY wrong with your car voltage regulation is maintained at about 14.4v

Easy fix. The 2 recommended points to cut into are the starter motor wire from the ignition barrel and the fuel pump power wire. This way your ignition is left untouched and thecar is still rendered useless in armed mode. I've included a diagram of how to get to the starter motor wire, apply the same to the fuel pump wire. Reply if you still have any questions.

Are you sure the original antenna is in the car? Find the remote antenna lead (if the car has one - all skylines should) and apply 12v to it and the antenna should go up.

OK, most cars will have ample space in the passangers footwell. Pull the carpet and heat cloth out of the way, and look for a suitable grommet. You may have to search right up behind the dash aswell. It doesn't matter if the grommet is on the oppisite side to the battery, you should run the cable through PVC loom like : http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?I...eMax=&SUBCATID= and if there is no grommet for your cable the next best pro-move is to drill a hole with one of these : http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?I...eMax=&SUBCATID= and then fit in a grommet like this one to seal the fitment, put the nut end on the outside if you can : http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?I...eMax=&SUBCATID= And don't forget to run the power lead and RCA leads on opposite ends of the car!!! Let us know how it goes.

Ok, if you suspect it may have some thing to do with the interior light, disconnect the alarm module from the door switch (I suspect this is how you wired it up) and make sure the wiring is just like it was before you tapped in. If the problem goes away and the interior light works again and the siren stays silent when arming the alarm (but of coarse it can't go off when you open the doors) then I have a solution. If not, reply to this thread. The door switches on my skyline use a 2 wire switch, which means the trigger is not pulled off the chassis. The door switch wire from the alarm module needs to tap straight off the interior light wire. I know it sounds tricky but this is the simplest way I found: 1. pull the plastic cover off the A-pillar on the drivers side 2. Unless you have a sunroof there should be a harness with only three wires 3. Grab a multimeter or a test probe 3. only one off those 3 wires becomes positive when a door opens - test this by sitting in the car with only the drivers door open. 4. test each of the 3 wires for 12v - push the door switch in with a free finger to check if the wire looses 12v when the button is pressed in. Only one of the 3 wires should do that, that is the wire the alarm goes to. Let us know if this was the problem and how it went.