95 ford windstar remote starter wiring

I've picked up a CT-3200 remote starter made by ProStart/AutoStart.ca wiring/other manuals: http://www.autostart.ca/prostart/prod-en_CT-3200.php here is the pinout for the ignition harness I found on the ford service manual CD: https://img0633.paintedover.com/uploads/0633/ignition.gif The starter has 1 ignition, 1 accessory, and a 3rd wire that can be set to 2nd ignition or 2nd accessory with a jumper. The wiring schematic from autostart for my ford windstar claims that I have 1 ignition (RED / green), and two accessories (gray / YELLOW and BLACK/ green) Pin 5 on the service manual (fused run/accessory feed) is BLACK/ gray but on the actual vehicle it is BLACK/ pink. I found a manual for a different starter online that claims the BLACK/ pink is ignition 2, and another installer I spoke to said that is is accessory (like the ford manual says) The ford service manual says that I have 3 accessories (pin 2, 5, and 9). Do I need to hook up all 3 accessories? I plan on using a relay, but is it possible to just hook the 3 wires all together for testing purposed? I'd hate to be wiring a bunch of relays when something else is the problem. Right now I have pin 2 connected to acc 1, pin 6 connected to ign 1, and pin 9 connected to acc 2. When attempting to remote start, the parking breaks blink once and nothing happens. Any recommendations for relays I can find in radioshack or canadian tire, or recommendations for a different store I would find relays at? Thanks in advance.

Here is what DEI lists for your vehicle DIRECTWIRE™ WIRING INFORMATION - FORD / WINDSTAR / 1995 / Remote Start [PRINT THIS PAGE] 12volts      yellow       +       ignition harness Starter      wht/pnk or RED / blue       +       ignition harness Second Starter                  Ignition      RED / green       +       ignition harness Second Ignition      BLACK/ green       +       ignition harness Third Ignition                  Accessory      gray / YELLOW       +       ignition harness Notes: May be more than one - test to verify which one powers blower and A/C controls. Second Accessory      BLACK/ pink       +       ignition harness Keysense                  Power Lock      pink / YELLOW       -       drivers kick panel Notes: The keyless module is behind center storage compartment. Power Unlock      pink/green       -       drivers kick panel Notes: The keyless module is behind center storage compartment. Lock Motor                  Unlock Motor                  Parking Lights+      WHITE/ black             light switch Notes: One of two, only one is pkg lt. Parking Lights-                  Hazards                  Turn Signal(L)                  Turn Signal(R)                  Reverse Light                  Door Trigger      BLACK/ blue       +       kick panel Dome Supervision                  Trunk/Hatch Pin      common with doors             Hood Pin      black       -       at sw under hood Trunk/Hatch Release                  Power Sliding Door                  Factory Alarm Arm                  Factory Alarm Disarm      GREEN/ purple       -       either kick panel Disarm No Unlock                  Tachometer      gray/orange       AC      EDIS module Notes: Six-cylinder EDIS module on passenger side fender wall underhood. Wait to start                  Brake Wire      RED / lt. green       +       brake pedal switch Parking Brake                  Horn Trigger      YELLOW /GREEN       -       ignition harness Memory Seat 1                  Memory Seat 2                  Memory Seat 3                  Interface Module:      Category: Immobilizer Bypass      Required: No      Type: N/A Part #: N/A Notes: Smart Starter Kill Relays: Not Available warning       This wiring information is being provided free of charge on an "as is" basis, without any representation or warranty. It is your responsibility to verify any circuit before interfacing with it using a digital multimeter. Directed Electronics assumes no responsibility with regards to the accuracy or currency of this information. Proper installation in every case is and remains the responsibility of the installer. DEI assumes no liability or responsibility resulting from improper installation, even in reliance upon this information. Both ignitions need to be powered. As far as the accessories go, I hook the first one listed up. Then I use a temporary jumper to energize each of the other accessories till all of the lights on the dash go out, abs, airbag etc. Once I verify that the blower motor and A/C compressor are working then I make the connections to these accessory wires permanent using relays. The manufacturer has these wires seperated for a reason, I would not jump them all together. If this is your first RS then you picked a nice, easy vehicle to start with. Hope this helps.

This is very helpful, thanks. By energize you mean jumped to +12v correct?

"The starter has 1 ignition, 1 accessory, and a 3rd wire that can be set to 2nd ignition or 2nd accessory with a jumper." By default the unit is set on 2nd ignition. You don't need to change anything. The vehicle that you have will require 2nd ignition. Only one accessory wire is needed for your vehicle. "Do I need to hook up all 3 accessories? I plan on using a relay, but is it possible to just hook the 3 wires all together for testing purposed? I'd hate to be wiring a bunch of relays when something else is the problem. " Again, not require. "By energize you mean jumped to +12v correct?" Yes, that is what is meant, but don't jump wire. Bad procedural practice, worst when it becomes a habit. So, don't jump any wires! Otherwise I make you sit in the corner for 5 minutes! NOT a reconizable practice in my eyes, but yet practice by a lot of my colleauge and trade people out there. There a better ways of doing it. A power probe is one. All you have to do is find the two accessory wire listed above on the wiring schematic. Once found, the Green wire on the remote starter is the accessory wire. Make your first connection on the accessory wire you found. Do a remote start, if the fan (blower) work, you got the correct Accessory wire. Otherwise, tape up the open wire and proceed on to the second Accessory wire that you found. Make your connection. Start up with the remote starter. Check the fan, if it still doesn't work continue until you have the correct accessory wire.        Be careful whose advice you buy, but be patient with those who supply it.