ajayaitch

I downloaded the electrical diagrams from the sticky at the top of this section and was just looking around and wanted to see what the horn circuit looked like. In the diagram, it shows the power coming from the batt., going through the relay, then to a junction connector. I see that is a -ve switched circuit. One path leads off to the combo switch (steering wheel I assume), and another heads off to the door lock control relay.
Now, on my old car, a Ford Taurus, when I pressed the RKE once, the doors would lock, if I did it again within a couple seconds, the horn would also sound at the same time the solenoids clicked.
Are the xB's supposed to do something similar?

nameless_ak

mine sure doesnt.

swartzautoman

iTrader: (3)

not mine

black_sand_box

NO

Metro273

What they all said before me...

Max

^^^ what he said^^^

Tomas

The DLCR handles the horn sounding when the Scion security alarm is installed... (and no, it still doesn't "meep" when locking, only when an alarm is triggered).

Tom

vintage42

Our Buick's RKE system does both the lights and horn, as do many other cars' systems. But the OEM xB RKE system just flashes the lights.

black_sand_box

Your right,I have the Scion Security and no horn

SuperMario6582

my horn honks once and flashes the parking lights when i turn the alarm off and honks twice and flashes the parking lights when i turn the alarm off.

Tomas

Then you don't have the OEM Scion alarm system, do you, Mario?

SuperMario6582

i think i do? i have the scion alarm keychain and the alarm was on my car when i bought it from the dealer. unless the dealer hooked it up wrong or something,

cherryBox

I've got a really quick way to add a piezo chirp to the locking/unlocking of doors by tapping into the actual door lock motor in the driver's door. cost:~$15

anyone interested in the wiring?

Tomas

Here's the quick "beep on lock" I posted up somewhere...



Tom