Easycar E7b, 2010 Kia Forte

I'm not able to get any support from the vendor now, Chinese New Year period. Most are closed for business for 1 week plus. Anybody here with experience with easycar e7b able to give some advice? Thanks!

Unfortunately I have no experience with that starter (nor have I ever heard of it), but I would just cut your loses and get a good aftermarket unit.... otherwise you may be running in circles for who knows how long.Kenny

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KKD Garage LLC

Albany, NY 12205

Hi all, Just an update to all, i've manage to figure the issue after consulting some local installers who have experience with this alarm. It turns out that i need to set the code for the knock pad first, before it will work. The alarm is working well now, except for a few minor issues which i think i'll be able to solve. I'm also looking for the parking brake wire for Forte 1.6L 2010 model, if anybody knows where ic an find it, pls do let me know ;) If anybody needs advise on how to wire this alarm, i'll be glad to share :)

Hi all, I'm in the midst of wiring the push start for my car, and i need to wire the parking brake to it. For now, i'm connecting the wire to GND, and the push start works. However, it would be better if i am able to find the wire for the parking brake. Can anybody tell me where can i find this wire? it is not found in the wiring table available in this site. The one stated is the same as the foot brake, which is not the one im looking for. THanks in advance :)

parking brake - BLUE (-) white 20 pin plug, rear of dash fuse box Ted

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Hi Thanks for the reply. But it seems that this is the same wire for the brake lights? Which means that it is actually the same as Foot brake? I'm looking for a separate wire for parking brake. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks.

they are 2 entirely different circuits... the foot brake is POSITIVE white or black in DKP gray 39 pin plug the emergency/parking/hand brake is NEGATIVE BLUE (-) white 20 pin plug, rear of dash fuse box if you are unable to differentiate between the two, have an installer finish the install for you.Ted

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Hi Tedmond, Thanks for the clarification, i was puzzled by the information in this thread: https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp~TID~116296 I guess i was wrong that i assumed the brake lights = foot brake. I'm glad that you were able to help me sort this out :) Btw, Where can i get your version of wiring for Kia forte?

the brake lights is your brake pedal. the emergency brake is the one you pull with your hand, or step on (to far left of kick panel) my wiring is from installogy, which is for dealers only unfortunately.Ted

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Thanks for clarifying.

I'll try to probe the following wires over the weekend:

1) Foot Brake: (+) white or black in DKP gray 39 pin plug

2) Parking Brake (-) BLUE white 20 pin plug, rear of dash fuse box

Thanks again :)