Wiring Diagram | Perodua Kenari Alarm
Want remote start or a better siren? Use this pinout to connect a new universal alarm:
| New Alarm Wire | Connect to Kenari Pin | |-------------------|------------------------| | +12V constant | A2 (Red/Black) | | Ground | A4 (Black) | | Ignition input | A3 (Green) | | Lock output (-) | A5 (Blue/Red) | | Unlock output (-) | A6 (Blue/Yellow) | | Door trigger (-) | A1 (White/Black) |
Pro tip: Keep the original immobilizer antenna (green/red wire) connected to the stock key reader ring – otherwise, your engine won’t start even with a new alarm.
The Kenari usually requires a Double Pulse Unlock setup on some aftermarket alarms, but standard wiring works as follows: Perodua Kenari Alarm Wiring Diagram
The Perodua Kenari has been a staple on Malaysian roads for decades. Known for its compact size and practicality, it remains a popular choice for city driving. However, due to the age of most Kenari models on the road today, the factory central locking and alarm systems often fail or require replacement.
Whether you are installing a new aftermarket security system or troubleshooting a faulty door lock, understanding the Perodua Kenari alarm wiring diagram is essential. This guide provides the wire color codes, location points, and technical steps required for a successful installation.
The factory alarm module typically uses a 16-pin connector (sometimes 12-pin depending on the exact year). Below is the standard legend based on the Mitsubishi Electric security system used in the Kenari. Want remote start or a better siren
Disclaimer: Wire colours may vary slightly between the EZ (Standard) and EZ-Facelift models. Always verify with a multimeter.
| Pin # | Wire Colour | Polarity | Function | Description | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | White/Black | (-) Negative | Hood/Door Trigger | Connects to the pin switches. Ground when door opens. | | 2 | Green/Red | (-) Negative | Central Lock (Lock) | Sends a negative pulse to lock all doors. | | 3 | Green/Yellow | (-) Negative | Central Lock (Unlock)** | Sends a negative pulse to unlock all doors. | | 4 | Blue | (+) Positive | Starter Kill Output | Connects to the starter relay coil side. | | 5 | Black | (-) Negative | Chassis Ground | Main ground for the alarm system. | | 6 | Yellow | (+) Positive | Ignition Input | Detects key turned to "ON" position (12V). | | 7 | Red/Yellow | (+) Positive | Siren Output (Horn) | Provides 12V to the car horn (or siren) for alarm sound. | | 8 | Blue/Black | (-) Negative | Dome Light Supervision | Flashes the interior dome light when alarm triggers. | | 9 | Brown | (+) Positive | Brake Input | Some models use this for "Anti-Hijack" (locks doors when brake pressed). | | 10 | Red/Black | (+) Positive | Constant 12V (Battery) | Main power feed. Always hot. | | 11 | Green/White | (-) Negative | Key Sense | Detects if key is in ignition barrel. | | 12 | Pink | (-) Negative | Remote Receiver Signal | Input from the key fob receiver module (located near rear view mirror). |
Armed with your Perodua Kenari Alarm Wiring Diagram, follow these golden rules: The Kenari usually requires a Double Pulse Unlock
| Function | Wire Color | Polarity | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Constant +12V (Battery) | White/Red (W/R) | Positive | Main power for the alarm. | | Ground | Black/White (B/W) | Negative | Chassis ground. Check for corrosion. | | Ignition Input | Blue/Red (L/R) | Positive | Senses key turned to "ON." | | Starter Output | Black/Yellow (B/Y) | Positive | Interrupts starter wire for immobilizer. | | Door Trigger (Driver) | Green/White (G/W) | Negative (-) | Sends ground signal when driver’s door opens. | | Door Trigger (Passenger) | Green/Yellow (G/Y) | Negative (-) | Sends ground signal when passenger door opens. | | Door Trigger (Rear) | Green/Black (G/B) | Negative (-) | For rear hatch/tailgate. | | Trunk/Hatch Trigger | Red/Black (R/B) | Negative (-) | Dedicated tailgate pin switch. | | Hood Trigger | Brown/White (Br/W) | Negative (-) | (Optional on some variants) Engine bay pin. | | Shock Sensor Input | Red/Blue (R/L) | Negative | Connects to the factory impact sensor. |
Found in the driver’s kick panel or running through the door conduit.
| Function | Wire Color | Polarity/Type | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Lock | Blue / White (or Blue/Black) | Negative Pulse (Reverse Polarity) | | Unlock | Green / White (or Green/Red) | Negative Pulse (Reverse Polarity) |
How to test: Use a multimeter or test light. Probe the wires and toggle the factory door lock switch on the door panel. One wire will show ground when locking; the other will show ground when unlocking.