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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / September 2006

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Locating wire from horn button to Horn Relay?

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Willshak - 29 Sep 2006 21:35 GMT
I have a 97 Nissan XE 4x4 PU.

I am looking for the wire(s?) that run from the horn pad to the horn
relay. There is nothing wrong with the horn or relay. I want to have the
horn beep when I lock or unlock the doors on my aftermarket keyless entry.
I do have an unused AUX negative volt wire from the keyless entry
controller. I thought that might work but it didn't. The parking lights
do flash when I unlock/lock the doors. I suppose that I could tap into
the Keyless controller's parking light wire and run a wire from there to
the trucks horn button wire, if I knew where it was. I have taken some
pics of the steering column with the housing removed. There are 7
connectors on the column with many wires. Pics from various angles are
here:
http://www.willshak.com/temp/
If you know which one it is, I would appreciate it.
I'm just guessing here, so if you know that it would be wrong to do, I
would appreciate that info too.

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Bill
in Hamptonburgh, NY
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njmodi - 30 Sep 2006 01:47 GMT
> I have a 97 Nissan XE 4x4 PU.

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> I  want to have the
> horn beep when I lock or unlock the doors on my aftermarket keyless entry.

<snip>

Bill, not just run a fresh pair of wires to the the horn and a new
relay and just tap into the signal wire from the alarm system to trip
the new relay.  This way you're not messing with any existing
harnesses.  Just another thought.

Good luck with the project :)

Nirav
 
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