Question: Where can I find a 1996 Dodge Avenger alarm wiring diagram? How do I find a 1996 Dodge Avenger car alarm wiring diagram?
Whether you’re an expert Dodge Avenger car alarm installer, Dodge Avenger fanatic, or a novice Dodge Avenger enthusiast, an Dodge Avenger car alarm wiring diagram is a must. One of the most time consuming tasks with installing a car alarm is identifying the correct wires. If you want to know how to disconnect car alarm in your 1996 Dodge Avenger or figure our why car alarm goes off, a 1996 Dodge Avenger alarm wiring diagram can save you a lot of time. Knowing what every wire does in your 1996 Dodge Avenger alarm wire harness takes the guess work out of changing your car alarm or fixing your car alarm system. Our 1996 Dodge Avenger alarm wiring diagram shows you all the 1996 Dodge Avenger alarm wire colors and what they do. Use our 1996 Dodge Avenger alarm wiring guide to install a car alarm to prevent catalytic converter theft or disable a car alarm.
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1996 Dodge Avenger Car Alarm Wiring Diagram
Knowing your 1996 Dodge Avenger alarm wire colors makes it easy to install your car alarm. Our 1996 Dodge Avenger alarm wiring guide shows you how to connect car alarm wires and helps you when your car alarm keeps going off. It also helps you when car alarm will not turn off, when car alarm goes off randomly, when car alarm does not sound and more.
| Application | Car Alarm Wire Color |
|---|---|
| Battery Constant Power 12v+ Wire (+) | White |
| Battery Constant Power 12v+ Wire Location | At Ignition Switch Harness |
| Ignition Wire (+) | Black/White |
| Ignition Wire Location | At Ignition Switch Harness |
| Second Ignition Wire (+) | N/A |
| Second Ignition Wire Location | N/A |
| Accessory Wire (+) | Blue/Black |
| Accessory Wire Location | At Ignition Switch Harness |
| Second Accessory Wire (+) | N/A |
| Second Accessory Wire Location | N/A |
| Starter Wire (+) | Red/Black |
| Starter Wire Location | At Ignition Switch Harness |
| Ground Wire | Chassis |
1996 Dodge Avenger Alarm Sensor and Accessory Wiring Guide
Knowing your 1996 Dodge Avenger alarm wire colors makes it super easy to install your car alarm. Our 1996 Dodge Avenger car alarm wire guide shows you how to connect alarm sensors and alarm accessories with ease. It also shows you what car alarm sensor wire to use, which door trigger wire is positive, which power door lock wire and power door unlock wire you need. Find your 1996 Dodge Avenger car alarm wire below!
| Application | Wire Color |
|---|---|
| Brake Light Wire (+) | Green/Black |
| Brake Light Wire Location | At Switch Above the Brake Pedal |
| Dome Light Supervision Wire | Use Door Trigger (Requires Relay) |
| Dome Light Supervision Wire Location | N/A |
| Door Trigger Wire (-) | Red/Green |
| Door Trigger Wire Location | In Drivers Kick Panel |
| Hood Pin Switch Wire (-) | N/A |
| Hood Pin Switch Wire Location | N/A |
| Horn Wire (-) | Black/Green |
| Horn Wire Location | At Steering Column |
| Key Sense Wire (+) | N/A |
| Key Sense Wire Location | N/A |
| Parking Light Wire (+) | Green/White |
| Parking Light Wire Location | In Driver Kick Panel |
| Power Door Lock Wire (-) | Brown/White |
| Power Door Lock Wire Location | In Drivers Kick Panel at Door Harness |
| Power Door Unlock Wire (-) | Brown |
| Power Door Unlock Wire Location | In Drivers Kick Panel at Door Harness |
| Tachometer Wire (-) | White |
| Tachometer Wire Location | At PCM Module located on the driver side of the engine compartment or behind the center of the dash. |
| Trunk Pin Switch Wire (-) | N/A |
| Trunk Pin Switch Wire Location | N/A |
| Trunk Release Wire (+) | N/A |
| Trunk Release Wire Location | N/A |
1996 Dodge Avenger Alarm Immobilizer Wiring and Location
Knowing your 1996 Dodge Avenger immobilizer wiring makes it simple to install new car alarm. Our 1996 Dodge Avenger car alarm guide shows you the exact wire color and where the alarm wires are located in your car. It also tells you where your 1996 Dodge Avenger immobilizer is located. Find your 1996 Dodge Avenger alarm and immobilizer location below!
| Application | Wire Color |
|---|---|
| Factory Alarm Arm Wire (-) | N/A |
| Factory Alarm Arm Wire Location | N/A |
| Factory Alarm Disarm Wire (-) | Green/White (Test this wire while turning the key in the drivers door key cylinder.) |
| Factory Alarm Disarm Wire Location | In Driver Door Harness |
| Factory Anti-Theft System | N/A |
| Factory Anti-Theft System Location | N/A |
| Factory Immobilizer Bypass | N/A |
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Conclusion
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6 thoughts on “1996 Dodge Avenger Car Alarm Wiring Diagram”
Jennie, its hard to say because we aren’t car thieves but what we can say is that most late model cars have immobilizers that are pretty tough to bypass without the proper key. The way most immobilizers work is that the key typically has a transponder or resistor embedded in the head to communicate a specific code to the engine-management system or engine computer. If the specific code from the key matches what the ECU has stored then the engine will start otherwise the car will not start. The only thing we could assume is that if the car thief knew what the specific code was, they would be able to bypass it with some electronics know-how and start the car without the proper key. Hope this helps. Good luck.
My son has a 2007 Dodge Charger. It was stolen from our driveway on 8/25/08. The insurance company has denied his claim stating that they felt that he stole his own car. They stated that it has an anti-theft device in it and that it can only be started by the key that is key specifically to his car. The key was in the house and we were all sleep, to include my son. The car was recovered and the glass on the driver’s side window was broken out, the ignition was busted up and his stereo system was removed from the trunk. Is there another way that this car could have been stolen? Please answer soonest, as we need to take addtional action to rectify this matter. Thank you.
Lisa, not all remote starters are installed the same way. Different brands and different setups will call for different wiring. Our advice is to take your car to a qualified alarm installer and ask them to remove the remote starter system because it does take some wiring knowledge and experience to know what to remove and how to return your car back to stock. Hope this helps. Good luck.
Can someone please tell me how to remove a remote starter system fom a 1997 dode neon?
Josh, the anti-theft device that is installed on your car may be going bad or the person who installed the device didn’t do a good job. Anti-theft devices that disable the starter usually cut into the starter wires on the car to prevent it from starting. Our advice is to take your car to a qualified alarm installer and ask them to remove the anti-theft system because it does take some wiring knowledge and experience. Hope this helps. Good luck.
Hello I have a 1997 Dodge Avenger ES, I am the 3rd owner of the vehicle and someone has put an aftermarket security system on the car even though it had the factory keyless entry and security system already on it. It has a chip that plugs in which you can remove when leaving car making it not start without the chip it has Alternative wrote on the chip when the chip is in you have to press the brake to start the vehicle. Now with the chip it is getting harder to start my vehicle you have to press the brake about 20 times and keep turning the key untill it starts. Do you have any idea how to take this thing off or where to find the company who makes this crappy device i’ve looked everywhere.