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jameshdeshazo

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Posted: January 07, 2008 at 1:38 AM / IP Logged

Installing a R/S in a 2007 taurus, no OE keyless, any diagrams floating around out there? DEI site won't work, not a dealer. Thanks

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Posted: January 07, 2008 at 10:18 AM / IP Logged

05, 6, and 7, are the same.

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GREEN/ black and Yellow

Ignition Switch harness

IGNITION

RED / lt.green

Ignition Switch harness

ACCESSORY

Gray / YELLOW

Ignition Switch harness

ACCESSORY 2

BLACK/ green and RED / black

Ignition Switch harness

STARTER

RED / blue

Ignition Switch harness

KEY SENSE

BLACK/ pink

Bottom of steering column in 8-pin plug

TACH SIGNAL

See notes

On the 3L Vulcan engine there is a coil-pack at the front of the engine. Use the YELLOW/WHITE and set your remote starter for 2 cylinders. On the 3L Duratec engine, there is a coil per cylinder. Go to any of the 3 front coils and use either the ORANGE / YELLOW, GREEN/ YELLOW or GREEN/ PURPLE and set your remote starter for a 1 cylinder signal.

LOCK

Pink / YELLOW

At junction block on left side of brake pedal

UNLOCK

Pink/green

At junction block on left side of brake pedal

DRIVER LOCK MOTOR

Pink/black

In driver's kickpanel

DRIVER UNLOCK MOTOR

RED / white

In driver's kickpanel

PASSENGER UNLOCK MOTOR

Pink/orange

In driver's kickpanel

DOORPIN

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LF is Yellow/black, RF is Gray/red, LR is GREEN/ YELLOW and RR is Pink/lt.blue. All 4 wires are found in a white plug on the junction block to the left of the brake pedal on the firewall.

HOODPIN

Tan/green

At junction block on left side of brake pedal

TRUNK PIN

WHITE/ purple

Under driver's side running board

TRUNK RELEASE

Violet / YELLOW

At junction block on left side of brake pedal

FACTORY ARM

Yellow & Red

At junction block on left side of brake pedal

Pulse both wires at the same time to arm/lock the doors. Diode isolate.

FACTORY DISARM

Pink/white

At junction block on left side of brake pedal

BRAKESWITCH

RED / lt.green

At switch above brake pedal

PARKLIGHTS

Brown

At light switch or in DKP

Reeceddogg

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Posted: February 19, 2008 at 1:24 AM / IP Logged

for the trunk pin whats meant by Under driver's side running board

KarTuneMan

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Posted: February 19, 2008 at 9:06 AM / IP Logged

When you open the door and step in. The part of the car you step over.... thats the running board.

Imagine running boards on a truck.... same area. Down by the side of the seat.

Reeceddogg

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Posted: February 19, 2008 at 12:23 PM / IP Logged

Thats what i thought. i didn't see that wire. Just put a pin switch in.

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