95 Ford Explorer,Directed 5303r Alarm,Remote sta

I'm hung on a couple things,first is the violet wire on the relay satellite that is suppose to go Starter output to starter side? Is it that easy where I'm jus wire confused or something. .... Next I printed the wire schematic from you guys, and I'm not understanding the neutral safety switch part? Not grounding huh,and OEM switch opens starter circuit.     Any help is always accepted here and really do like page very helpfulJeremy Simpson

For R/S only violet to starter wire. For starter kill R/S, cut starter wire Green keyside, Violet starter side. IF you vehicle is auto Trans and will only start in Park or Neutral hook this wire to chassis ground.

carcrazykentuck wrote: Next I printed the wire schematic from you guys, and I'm not understanding the neutral safety switch part? Not grounding huh,and OEM switch opens starter circuit.

It means that the Factory Starter wire passes through the neutral safety switch of the vehicle, and if not in park or Neutral the starter wire is open (ie not connected to starter).

Thanks lurch228 I'll.see if I can't put that to understanding. This is my first install of this kind although I think I'm pretty knowledgeable when it comes to some wireing,or so I thought. And one more thing that is not inputting to the brain is keyside/starter side thing? O and this unit only came with quick reference guide. So thanks again for the help Jeremy Simpson

lurch228 wrote: For R/S only violet to starter wire. For starter kill R/S, cut starter wire Green keyside, Violet starter side. IF you vehicle is auto Trans and will only start in Park or Neutral hook this wire to chassis ground.

By hook this wire to ground above I mean the Alarm R/S neutral saftey wire. If your going to do the starter kill Alarm R/S install you will need to cut the starter wire. Once you cut it and hold the key in the crank position the keyside will test (+) and starter side won't. The starter kill wires Green and Violet are the heavy gauge Remote start wires of the Alarm R/S.

Gotcha I understand it know thanks again for your timeJeremy Simpson

No problem