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ssellari 
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Posted: January 29, 2009 at 6:44 PM / IP Logged  
I have a 2006 Impala. I just purchased a Python 872 alarm. I need some help here. I cant figure out how to get the autostart to work or the door locks. I cant seem to figure this alarm out. I have installed a few basic alarms in late model car with no problem, but this car is beating me. Im looking for an installer to give me a hand. In return I will paypal you $10 for your time. I need a wire to wire guide with vehicle location. Please give me a hand! Im tired of driving my car all torn apart.
Here is the alarm wiring guide:   http://www.directeddealers.com/manuals/og/python/G5202P-2008-02.pdf
Here is the vehicle Diagram:   https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp~TID~65950
I need to know how to get the remote start to work and the door locks and unlocks.If you could just tell me from the alarm wiring diagram what goes where and if I need diodes/relays I will paypal you within 24hrs of recieving it. Thankyou!! Sid. If you want to give me a call to let me know youve sent the information.I will send your money right then. (813) 523-0168 , s_sellari@hotmail.com
Mike M2 
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Posted: January 29, 2009 at 8:19 PM / IP Logged  

What are you using for an immobilizer bypass???? The car won't start without it.

The locks are single wire resisted value. You need 2 relays to make it work. unlock is negative pulse, lock is nagative pulse thru a 470 ohm resistor....

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ssellari 
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I will still need to wire in relays even with the DEI 451m?
calijtee1 
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get a hold of a xko1 module itll do your locks and the immobilizer get rid of your headaches..or if you find a 1700g they do not make it any more, but theyre still out there.
installers do it best. we got the magic hands!
dtk1 
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Mike M2 wrote:

What are you using for an immobilizer bypass???? The car won't start without it.

The locks are single wire resisted value. You need 2 relays to make it work. unlock is negative pulse, lock is negative pulse thru a 470 ohm resistor....

this is the new body Impala does NOT require resistors and relays there just negative trigger at BCM easy car to be honest.
get your self a PKUGM2X http://www.bypasskit.com/manuals/746_PKUGM2X_H00_S00_D00_I_EN.pdf with these this car is easy other wise resistor and relays it would be time consuming.
door locks are at the BCM

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