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The above green 5 wire plug connects into power lock/unlock switch of the rest arm bezel on each side (driver & passenger doors). If you have the same green plugs connected to your switches then all in likely you have 5 wire power door locks or others rather call it Type C; take your personal pick.
The way 5 wire works I had already explained earlier in this thread but here I explain it again:
1 wire has (+)12 volts all the time, other wires are normally grounded without working the switch. One or two wires are grounded at all times. One wire is grounded normally but switches to (+)12 volts when the switch is moved to the lock position. One wire is grounded normally but switches to (+)12 volts when the switch is moved to the unlock position.
I never fooled with remote start, does nothing for me so didn't want it and coincidentally the Viper Model 211HV isn't equipped with that feature.
I later found and marked the exampled image above to better visually represent the green plug that is connected to passenger side power lock switch in my 2004 Ford F-250. This better illustrates the 2 correct adjoined Lock/Unlock switch and Actuator Motor wires you'll need to cut before connecting your keyless remote module harness however don't cut them near the switch but rather trace these marked wires and cut them down farther and beneath the passenger side kick panel or logically near where your keyless remote module will be mounted.
Lock Wire = Pink/Black Stripe Wire
UnLock Wire = Pink/Light Red Stripe Wire