2011 town and country remote start

I'm installing a Compustar 6200 Brain with the RF-P1B-SS and BLADE-AL bypass.. I have the wiring diagram for both the vehicle and for the BLADE-AL.. I'm a little confused as to what all I need to connect.. Is all that I need to hook up what is shown below from the BLADE-AL guide? According to it all that I would be hooking up to the actual vehicle would be the IGN, the CANH, the CANL, and the parking light wire.. Other than that I would think I just need to hook up my (2) 12V and ground to my brain.. Is that right? Sorry but it's been a few years since I've done installs and I've never used a Blade. Appreciate any help!

has the blade-al been flashed for your specific vehicle? never done a 2011 TC but based off the wiring the blade-al will take care of everything for you. just the power/grounds from the 6pin main harness to the compustar is needed, and follow wiring diagram for blade-alTed

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Pretty much.  From the CM6200 the two Red +12V power, Black to Chassis Ground, Gray/Black to Hood Pin, and White to Horn ( optional ). 

Here are some pics :

You can fuse down the CM6200 power to 10 Amps ( each ) and connect to this wire :

Soldering is fun!

Thanks a lot for these pics.. Where are the pictures in the first two pictures in relation to vehicle location? I can't believe that's all you have to hook up! That's the least amount of wires I've ever had to do.. Awesome!

one of my favorite vehicles.... its like a slam dunk in basketball :)

The Ignition and CAN wires are under the drivers dash coming down from the ignition switch.  Here is another picture that is further back ( and shows the Horn wire ) for a better perspective. 

When you remove the lower dash panel ( 3 torx screws ) and the metal knee plate ( 4 torx screws ), it is pretty easy to find.

The Parking Light wire picture was taken looking up behind the switch.  The vehicle has a lot of room to work & place the R/S unit.  Like metz35 said, "a real slam dunk"!

Soldering is fun!

Anyone know if it would be OK to use a 1N4003 diode? The picture shows a 1N4001 but I actually have a 1N4003 in hand.. Thanks

a 1N4003 will work just fine.

Thanks for all the help. Got this done tonight and it was simple as everyone said! :)