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excalibur al 1810 ground while starting


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keysersoza 
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Posted: January 24, 2009 at 5:57 AM / IP Logged  
Could someone please help. I have a Excalibur al-1810-edp could someone please tell me which wire is Ground while remote starting on this unit. Also do I need the neutral safety wire since the newer cars wont let you take the key out unless it is in park. Also I noticed that you have to hold down both the lock and unlock button at the same time for remote start, as there a way for me to change this. Any info would be appreciated.
lanman31337 
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Posted: January 27, 2009 at 9:07 AM / IP Logged  
If memory serves me right, you can use the orange wire in the small harness, or the blue wire in the 3 wire harness.  Both will act as a ground while running wire.  You need to ground the neutral safety wire for the unit to work.  You can use it as a neutral safety, a turbo timer, or what I do is just ground it, which is also mentioned in the instructions.  There's no other way to remote start it other than pressing those two buttons at the same time that I know of.
keysersoza 
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Thanks I played around with it and got it to work. Only down fall is that I use Idatalink bypass and the d2d is not a direct fit had to hard wire.
Thanks
Travis

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