i bought keyless entry from ebay

and i have instrution but it did not show me how to install

i have no idea how to install

so i post the picture of keyless entry

 

If you have no idea, I suggest you buy the instructions, ask a friend, or just get if professionally done and save the hassle.

 

i'm thinking of buying the same alarm from Ebay also. Does the key work?
Does it come with the integra's wiring diagram?
That's what you'll need to install it, assuming that you have installed alarms before?

 

stop being cheap. Go get it installed.

For the price you paid, wait time, shipping.. it would have been cheaper or equal to just getting one installed in your hometown I bet AND they'll probably warranty the keyless too... which I doubt ebay will with much success.
-Rik

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rikter &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">stop being cheap. Go get it installed.

For the price you paid, wait time, shipping.. it would have been cheaper or equal to just getting one installed in your hometown I bet AND they'll probably warranty the keyless too... which I doubt ebay will with much success.
-Rik</TD></TR></TABLE>

it isnt about being cheap...some ppl rather do the install themselves...and learn from the experience..

or....

they might want to hide their own wires and install it clean themselve because some shops do a half *** job and wires are exposed...

 

^^^ what he said.
if you can't or don't want to install it, then you can give it to me.

 

Or you can buy a name brand alarm. That comes with some type of warrentty so when or if the brain takes a shyt you won't be out of money, I deal with people all the time that buy thoses flea-bay alarms. I do a clean azz install and the brain takes a shyt and there sol. Or they loses the controler or it breakes and you can't get a replacement. So you end up buying two alarms and paying twice for labor.

 

i saw the instruction but it really confuse...

should i just ask professional to install that?

but i dont want to spend that money...

and i dont know which wire goes to where...

 

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should i just ask professional to install that?

but i dont want to spend that money...

and i dont know which wire goes to where...</TD></TR></TABLE>

Then I suggest you just pay for professional service. Or plug and play till you get it right.

 

pic of instruction..



this diagram confuse me...

 

How the hell do those confuse you? They look pretty straight forward to me.

 

Dude is english your first language (to the OP)? **** is crackin me up how you talk.

 

If you're confused...then please put down the alarm and step away from the car. Let a professional do it.

 

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ahahahahahhahah

 

Why do I see an Audi/VW switchblade key sitting there?

 

its not that confusing, especially since on some integra's there is a factory alarm harness under drivers seat, you can tap most of your wires into that harness, but pull it so you can tuck it WAY up under dash where it will be har to get to., all you have to do is get your wires for the teg, personally i used the audio shops password i used to work for and went on dei's site and printed out the wire code's, on some entry's you can swap the door trigger's from pos to neg, being the integra has negative door triggers you will need to do this, the door triggers are near the lower left kick pannel, they will be black wires with red stripe's, in the harness i found there were only 4 wires-all those colors, play till you find you two, the horn wire is a negatively triggered wire as well, its in the sterring column on top of it-brown wire. power, switched power and ground can be easly made as jumping to rear of fuse panel, or factory harness's,

 

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That's the ebay kit, durr
I'd get it if the key works .. it'd be that much less to carry around, and you can flip it out.

 

well I never seen the eBay kit before

I always end up playing with my friend's Audi key, flipping it out and stuff

 

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Lol, exactly! That's why I'd get the ebay one.

 

wonder if anybody has a flip key alarm remote that would work with the Viper alarm that's already in my car?

Oh yeah, my alarm was installed years ago by Circuit City, and of course it was a rat's nest under my dashboard. When I removed my dash last year to fix some water leaks, I also re-routed most of my alarm stuff and mounted most of it above the reinforcement beam behind the dash. Now you can't even see it, much less even get to it, with the dashboard in place.