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06 f150 w/5704 remote start sets of alarm


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I'm at a loss with those results. Hopefully someone else may know that vehicle a little better than I do.
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when i do this truck and happen to be out of a canbus module, i wire the door triggers using the positive dome light wire.
BLACK/ Light BLUE (+) Drivers running board
connect the violet (+) door trigger input to the domelight wire. that should solve your "door open" error
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tedmond wrote:
when i do this truck and happen to be out of a canbus module, i wire the door triggers using the positive dome light wire.
BLACK/ Light BLUE (+) Drivers running board
connect the violet (+) door trigger input to the domelight wire. that should solve your "door open" error
Thanks Ted. I was hoping to not have to go this rout because I understand I will then have issues with factory dome light supervision staying on after lock and feeding back.
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If you wired the system correctly with a rap and rearm connected to the vehicle, the domelight will instantly fade out under 10s and won't cause a fault.
If you want to resort to negative trigger, the 4 wires are on driver side sill, towards the back of the vehicle. I don't like this as I use 8diodes total 2 per trigger. Another option is buy a can based module to handle convenience features.
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tedmond wrote:
If you want to resort to negative trigger, the 4 wires are on driver side sill, towards the back of the vehicle. I don't like this as I use 8diodes total 2 per trigger. Another option is buy a can based module to handle convenience features.
I would prefer to stick with negative trigger, if possible. Do you think adding the extra diode per trigger would fix my problems?
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the issue is the bcm sends a negative pulse down the door trigger lines. you need to put a diode inline from the door trigger to the bcm. from there, another diode from the inline diode to your neg trigger if that makes sense. essentially, one diode inline will prevent the "pulse" from the bcm, the other allows 4 doors to be wired together. this is just diode isolating the 4 triggers
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tedmond wrote:
the issue is the bcm sends a negative pulse down the door trigger lines. you need to put a diode inline from the door trigger to the bcm. from there, another diode from the inline diode to your neg trigger if that makes sense. essentially, one diode inline will prevent the "pulse" from the bcm, the other allows 4 doors to be wired together. this is just diode isolating the 4 triggers
Thanks Ted. And to confirm, the inline diodes will need to be installed with cathode end facing towards the door and the individual 4 diodes taping in on the door side of the inline diodes?
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Thanks Ted. Found a diagram of what you were saying. I will give it a try an let you know how it shakes out.
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precisely that's the diagram you want to use. I was trying to copy the diagram from wiremagic, but you cant copy it.
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Just connect the positive wire to the dome light positive trigger to give you less issues. I can look up the car at my shop tomorrow in our mitchell guide to confirm the negative door trigger.
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