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turbotalon1g

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Virgin Installer, Viper 5706v/Dball2 into a '03 Tahoe Z71.

I've done a lot of work on cars and I enjoying wiring, however I have never installed a remote start/alarm system.

Any tips? I've read Krog's install and will be using that as a guide.

Thanks

Aaron

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turbotalon1g

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I'm stuck guys, do I tie ignition 1 and ignition 1 fused together then tap into the car?

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The Red, RED / White, and RED / Black, (all wires with the fuses) go to a constant 12 volt source.

The Pink wire goes to the vehicles Ignition 1 wire

Follow Kreg's install pictorial, with the help of your DMM.

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turbotalon1g

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Got it figured out, raises a lot of questions though, getting the dball2 setup in a few hours

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turbotalon1g

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Got the dball2 programmed, but I'm unable to get the control center button to access the menu I need.

Does the neutral safety switch, I'm taking the physical chrome switch that says on/off have to be grounded?

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the neutral safety needs to be grounded for remote start. For programming it needs to see ignition and door pins

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