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bbtaco 
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Has anyone installed a rs on a Ford Fusion? Anything to watch out for? Can the bypass wires be gotten to under the dash or would I have to go to the key cylinder?
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I did one 2 weeks ago, very easy car to do. I used a 556S for a bypass, worked great....
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Is the steering column cover hard to get off to get to access the wires at the key cylinder? I don't have the car nearby to look at it. What rs unit did you install?
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Very easy vehicle.. Shroud comes off easy.. Keys have the keyless built into them so your best bet is just to sell them a stand alone system with a smaller remote.
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yup I did one of these as well.  Very easy car.  I used a 556uw for mine.

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What did you guys use for OEM arm/disarm? At the time I installed in a Zephyr, (same as Fusion) my diagrams listed the arm/disarm wires but it turned out that these wires were for lock/unlock only and did not affect the OEM alarm at all.
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I also have a 2007 Ford Fusion. I am planning on in stalling a Bulldog Security Remote start unit. Model Deluxe 500. If I do a stand alone starter like this, do I need anything special (other than the kit), or need to know anything about installing this? Thanks, Shawn
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VIOLET/BROWN Pin #5 at connector C - At the SJB (Smart Junction Box) which is part of the fuse/relay box under the driver side dash.
On vehicles with memory seats, the factory alarm disarm wire is found at the driver door module in the door.
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Velocity Motors wrote:
VIOLET/BROWN Pin #5 at connector C - At the SJB (Smart Junction Box) which is part of the fuse/relay box under the driver side dash.
On vehicles with memory seats, the factory alarm disarm wire is found at the driver door module in the door.
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I am looking at doing the remote start only. No door locks (using the factory lock/unlock). Will I need anything else, other than what comes with the standard kit? Or need to do anything special? Thanks.
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You need a bypass kit of course...
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