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s13silvia 
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I  found the wires for the door locks, upper d/s firewall.  My remote start wires for door lock/unlock are negative trigger. Do I connect these wires straight up and thats it? Its a 1999 ford f150, with power locks.
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The info is here, vehicle wiring charts are your friend, use them and don't expect to be spoon fed.
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Probably yes.  What model of remote start are you using?

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If existing key less entry, neg so your R/S is OK. Use diodes, 1N4004 bands away from R/S.
If not keyless, then 5 wire, use 2 relays as per the instructions on the relay site here or better DEI 451.
Incidentally if you found the wires why are you even asking?
Don't you have a DMM?
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howie ll wrote:
If existing key less entry, neg so your R/S is OK. Use diodes, 1N4004 bands away from R/S.
If not keyless, then 5 wire, use 2 relays as per the instructions on the relay site here or better DEI 451.
Incidentally if you found the wires why are you even asking?
Don't you have a DMM?

I have read into it, some people say they are using relays some people not. I do not know what circumstance you would need relays. Thats why I ask.

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smokeman1 wrote:

Probably yes.  What model of remote start are you using?

Prostart CT-3271 http://www.autostart.ca/prostart/prod-en_CT-3200.php

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I've already given you the answer and you've quoted it. If you don't understand it's not my problem.
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Factory Keyless Entry or no Factory Keyless Entry???
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Im guessing no factory keyless entry bought truck used just came with two keys. Anyway to find out if maybe it had keyless and the fob just got lost?

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