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what up dose any body have any info 4 remote staryt alarm any info would b helpful thanx
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Battery          BLUE/RED          (+)     IGNITION SWITCH

FOR HIGH CURRENT LOAD GO TO VEHICLE BATTERY

Ignition 1     WHITE/ORANGE          (+)     IGNITION SWITCH

Accessory 1    VIOLET/GREEN          (+)     IGNITION SWITCH

Accessory 2    BROWN/YELLOW          (+)     IGNITION SWITCH

Starter 1     BLUE/WHITE          (+)     IGNITION SWITCH

Key Sense     BLUE/GRAY          (+) STEERING COLUMN HARNESS

Tachometer     BLUE     (AC)          AT HARNESS NEXT TO BRAKE PEDAL

Parking Lights     BLUE/GRAY          (-) HEADLIGHT SWITCH     
               
IF THE VEHICLE IS EQUIPPED WITH AUTO HEAD LAMPS USE MUST USE TWO RELAYS. ONE RELAY WILL GET CONNECTED TO WHITE/VIOLET(HEADLAMP OFF) THE OTHER WIRE WILL GET CONNECTED TOVIOLET/GREEN(AUTOLAMP ON). WITHOUT AUTOLAMP ONLY ONE RELAY ON HEADLAMP OFF.

Low Crr. Pk Lights VIOLET/WHITE         (+)      DRIVERS KICKPANEL

Brake Lights         VIOLET/WHITE    (+)          BRAKE SWITCH

Horn              YELLOW/RED         (-)      STEERING COLUMN HARNESS

All Door Trigger      VIOLET         (+)

UNDER DRIVERS SILL IN HARNESS COMING FROM PASS SIDE

Domelight Super          GREEN/BLUE   (-)      HEADLIGHT SWITCH

LF Latch         GREEN/VIOLET     (OPEN)     
IN HARNESS IN DRIVER KICKPANEL

RF Latch          WHITE          (OPEN)
IN HARNESS IN PASSENGER KICKPANEL

THESE TRIGGERS REST AT (-) AND ARE OPEN WHEN THE DOOR IS OPEN

This is the tach location

Parking lights diagram
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all this is audiovox information also for the immobilizer bypass you could used an xk04 made by bypasskit.com
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I would find a positive parking light wire in kick or in harness to rear. Usually violet/white on newer Fords I have worked on. Some are brown so test those colors with test light or dmm while turning parking lights on.
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All I am see looks like for diesel. Anybody know if gas the same?
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Parking lights (POS)+ are found in the junction connector at about your knees. Purple.green.. but, Best to use the purple/white @ the SJB in the pass kick, the other is only fused at 5 amps.  MUCH easier than negative.

No wait to start needed..... 10 second delay if programmable.

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