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fixmann 
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HI all. I have a 2004 ford taurus,I bought a IC dynamics rs160,and have a Model #20402 transponder.The book that came with the transponder says to hook up 2 relays if I dont have a status wire.which tells me to hook up the white green wire from transponder (which is +)to the remote wire (which is -).That dont sound good?? any suggestions??/THANK YOU.
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the bypass your using should have a (-) status input.

if it does, connect taht status input to the rs160 staus output or ground when running wire.

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Thank you.I will try that,do I need relays for this??
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No relays should be needed unless you're converting polarity (switching a + signal to a - or vice-versa), boosting the signal , or isolating the circuit...None of these should apply...!
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Thanks for reply.if I dont have a 3rd ign,then do I need relays?
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I'm believe that you are using the DEI 20402 as a transponder.  You are placing a working key into the 20402.  Follow the instructions for the "Transponder" type install starting on page 14.  There are only 2 wires to attach.  The YELLOW /GREEN from the 20402 goes to +12 Volts.  The WHITE/ Green status wire goes to the remote start.  I am not familiar with the IC Dynamics rs 160 but check the install instructions and wiring diagram for a wire called "Ground When Running" or (-) Status Out or (-) 3rd Ignition.  That is where you will attach the 20402's WHITE/ Green wire.  The antenna loop is then wrapped around the ignition cylinder in front of the cars transponder antenna ring.

To disassemble the Taurus steering column and ignition switch cylinder see instructions/pictures at Bulldog Security and look up your car.

http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/bdnew/vehiclewiringdiagrams.asp

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Posted: February 19, 2010 at 7:45 AM / IP Logged  

I found the RS 160 install manual. 

Attach the 20402's WHITE/ Green wire to the RS 160's Black wire on the 3 Pin connector.  You could also use the WHITE/ Violet wire at the same 3 pin connector if you are not using it for anything else.

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Thanks Again,I'll give that a try.I'll let u know the outcome.
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one other question,what is the voltage coming out of WHITE/ green wire out of 20402 module,and is it neg or pos?
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The WHITE/ Green wire from the 20402 is actually an input.  It is looking for a ground to initiate its function ( immobilizer bypass ).  In this case the R/S sends out a ground signal to tell the bypass module its time to go to work.
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