Subject	Don't need to loop it - an OPEN switch condition is
Posted by	jzack on February 26, 2011 at 6:35 PM
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In Reply To	Is there a way to just loop the wiring? posted by TTFairladyZ on February 25, 2011 at 10:53 PM
Message	what the car's system needs to see from the engine bay pin switch. So removing/unplugging is the way to go. If the dash light is still blinking with doors/hatch closed there's another switch on the car not working right....
Follow Ups	Does the hood switch serve a purpose? - Shiers69 20:13:48 02/25/11 Factory alarm (n/m) - ztunerz 20:20:18 02/25/11 Re: Does the hood switch serve a purpose? - njz 20:36:07 02/25/11 lol - Shiers69 21:18:28 02/25/11 Re: lol 2nd - njz 21:28:00 02/25/11 I have mine unplugged. I usually pop my hood after a long - Ziceman(East TN) 20:40:40 02/25/11 Ha, I do that too - Agent X 21:36:02 02/25/11 FYI -- That flashing dash bulb will drain the battery - jzack 22:38:05 02/25/11 Is there a way to just loop the wiring? - TTFairladyZ 22:53:16 02/25/11 IIRC, shorting the two wires together simulates the hood - Wright (Ca) 14:27:58 02/26/11 Don't need to loop it - an OPEN switch condition is - jzack 18:35:31 02/26/11 I found that out the hard way one time... - Agent X 06:14:04 02/26/11
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