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jkyliej 
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Posted: November 18, 2009 at 10:50 AM / IP Logged  

All,

I've got to do a remote start on a 2007 Silverado Duramax soon and I'll be using a Compustar / iDatalink combo.  I pulled up quite a bit of info searching through the database here but still have a couple of questions.

What color and where is the wait to start wire for the glow plugs?

I see mention of a second starter information only wire and another post said see attached wiring diagram for starter wiring (no wiring diagram attached).  Question is do I need to worry about this second starter wire with a module like the ADS-AL CA? 

As always thanks.

jkj
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Program in the start delay option of the remote starter and for this truck have it set to 8 -10 seconds.
Jeff
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jkyliej 
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Thanks Jeff!
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jkyliej 
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Jeff,

Do you have the starter wiring diagram referenced in this post I pasted below?

GMC 2007 Sierra 4DR Pickup
(Remote Start / Security / GPS)
2007 silverado duramax - Last Post -- posted image. Remote start / security / GPS

 Wire/Function Colour Location/Description Polarity
 PASSIVE ANTI-THEFT YES TRANSPONDER   SEE NOTES 
 12 VOLTS RED / white (x3) In black plug on BCM to left of steering column   + 
 IGNITION Pink Ignition switch harness   + 
 ACCESSORY Yellow Ignition switch harness   + 
 STARTER Pink/black (1290-ohms) Ignition switch harness   mux 
 Follow the provided diagram for correct wiring of the starter wire for remote start.

jkj
Mike M2 
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If you are using an Idatalink module you don't connect the starter Mux wire. The module does this for you. Only connect igntion and accessory at the keyswitch....
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Seeing that this is a new generation Passlock where the vehicle will crank when it sees the ACC drop out, connect the ALCA using the Type 3 diagram. This uses more power when the vehicle sits, but if it's a daily driver you won't have a problem about a dead battery. Type 3 also does't require an induction ring for the PK3+ bypass.

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jkyliej 
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Jeff,

Unfortunatley I was planning to go with install #2.  Customer states this is not his daily driver.  I ordered an ADS RNG GM3 yesterday.

jkj

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