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stefanr 
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Hi guys. This is my first time installing a remote start so id like to doubble check on a couple things.
Im installing a viper 5900
remote start, 1990 ford festiva -- posted image.
These are ths ignition wires i have,
five heavy wires;
white = battery feed
blue/red = accessory (voltage in acc & on)
BLACK/ red = on (voltage in on)
BLACK/ white = ignition feed (voltage in on & start)
BLACK/ blue = start (voltage in start)
I think i got it all figured out except for purple and green. Do i cut the balck/blue start wire and put purple on the starter side and green on the key side?
Remote start harness // Ignition circuit
Purple ?
Green ?
Red -> White
Orange -> Blue/Red
Pink -> BLACK/ White
Red -> White
Pink/White -> N/A?
RED / White -> White
The only other connection is BLACK/ red = on (voltage in on)Do i need to energize this too? Perhaps using the 2nd ignition wire on the realy satelite?
GregK 
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What is the vehicle you're installing it in?
Just to make sure you don't have any of the wires wrong.
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Remember to include the year make and model of your car when posting.....makes us helping that much easier!

Purple and green are for the built in anti grind/starter disable. As it says.... the green one goes to the key side of the cut starter wire

and the purple to the other.

stefanr 
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1990 Ford Festiva... lol
yea i thought i had the PURPLE / green right.
Now im just not sure if i need to do anything with the BLACK/ red = on (voltage in on)wire. Do i use the 2nd ignition wire here?
thanks guys
stefanr 
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Aswell, the power lock outputs on the viper, are they low current for driving relays, or can they be used to run actuators directly. I cant find anything about those outputs in the manual.
I installed power locks way back with a pair of 2 wire actuators and 2 5 pin relays.
GregK 
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12 VOLT CONSTANT WHITE (+)              IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS       STARTER       BLACK/ BLUE (+)       IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS      
IGNITION 1       BLACK/ WHITE (+)       IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS      ACCESSORY /HEATER BLOWER 1       BLUE/RED (+)       IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS      
PARKING LIGHTS ( + )       RED / GREEN (+)       IN DRIVERS KICK PANEL      
DOOR TRIGGER       RED / BLUE (-)       IN DRIVERS KICK PANEL      
DOMELIGHT SUPERVISION       USE DOOR TRIGGER, Requires Part #775 Relay       HORN       GREEN (-)       @ STEERING COLUMN HARNESS      
TACH       YELLOW /GREEN       @ IGNITON COIL      
BRAKE       GREEN/ RED (+)       @ SWITCH ABOVE BRAKE PEDAL      
The output for the door locks is to drive relays. 250mA draw I believe.
GDK Electronics
Home theatre & mobile electronics installations
Winnipeg, MB
GregK 
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Sorry, first one came out all messed up.
12 VOLT CONSTANT WHITE (+) IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS     
STARTER       BLACK/ BLUE (+)       IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
IGNITION 1       BLACK/ WHITE (+)       IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS   
ACCESSORY /HEATER BLOWER 1       BLUE/RED (+)       IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
PARKING LIGHTS ( + )       RED / GREEN (+)       IN DRIVERS KICK PANEL      
DOOR TRIGGER       RED / BLUE (-)       IN DRIVERS KICK PANEL
DOMELIGHT SUPERVISION       USE DOOR TRIGGER, Requires Part #775 Relay
HORN       GREEN (-)       @ STEERING COLUMN HARNESS       
TACH       YELLOW /GREEN       @ IGNITON COIL       
BRAKE       GREEN/ RED (+)       @ SWITCH ABOVE BRAKE PEDAL      
The output for the door locks is to drive relays. 250mA draw I believe.
GDK Electronics
Home theatre & mobile electronics installations
Winnipeg, MB
stefanr 
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thanks guys
few more questions... on the main harness.. what on earth do i do with the WHITE/ blue remote start (-) activation input.
Also if i hook up the dome supervision... to turn on the dome i would have to ground the neg side.. which is the same as opening up a door.. will this confuse the alarm at all?
also, how should i bypass the clutch switch?
before anyone has kittens about remote start+MTX, the car has a factory neutral gear position switch on the trans that ive wired into the neutral safty wire on the alarm so all is good. the wire showed +12 when in neutral so i reversed the polarity with a relay.
brhaugen 
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The WHITE/ blue is used to start the vehicle without the remote.
Use this if you want to start the starter from another device (alarm etc.)
I have hooked these up to a push button under the dash for delivery trucks.
You should be ok hooking up the dome light, I doubt Viper would design something that could set itself off.
You have to test the switch and duplicate it's function with a relay.
PLEASE double and triple check your neutral safety setup.....
stefanr 
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brhaugen wrote:
You have to test the switch and duplicate it's function with a relay.
where do i get current to activate the relay when the remote start activates?
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