4160 Alarm Wiring Diagram ((link)): Cobra

The Cobra 4160 is a classic, modular alarm system known for its reliability in older vehicles. Because these units are often found in secondhand cars or older installs, finding a clear wiring map is essential for troubleshooting or reinstallation. 🏁 Overview of the Cobra 4160

Permanent +12V battery feed. Connect to a fused constant power source. cobra 4160 alarm wiring diagram

Ignition sense (+12V switched). This tells the alarm when the engine is running. The Cobra 4160 is a classic, modular alarm

Indicator/Turn signal outputs. These provide the flashes when arming or disarming. Connect to a fused constant power source

The 4160 series belongs to the "Bridge" family of Cobra alarms. It features a compact siren/control unit usually mounted in the engine bay. Unlike modern CAN-bus systems, this is an analog alarm, meaning every connection requires physical splicing into the vehicle's electrical loom. ⚡ Main Wiring Loom Breakdown

Position the siren unit facing downwards in the engine bay to prevent water from pooling inside the horn.

Most installers use the Violet and Grey wires for lock/unlock signals.