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Next is the door triggers. From what understand my wiring information is telling me that I have to go directly to the Body Security Module that is mounted on the rear cabin wall behind the rear seat and splice in to each wire for each door and use diodes to isolate each door wire from back feeding. I was just wondering if there is any easier way to hook up my door trigger wire?
If this helps my truck is a 2006 Ford F-150 FX4. Everything else on the remote start/security system works except my rear defogger and my door triggers, and this system is absolutely amazing. I love it! It advertises a 1 mile range and it actually does work that far, I have tested this many times in multiple different vehicles I have installed this same model remote start/security system. I highly recommend this system to anyone that wants an excellent remote start/security system combo.
So if anyone can please give me some clues on how to do these 2 things I asked it would be very much appreciated. Thanks a lot. 

