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2002 vw jetta r/s advice wanted


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mchorvathm 
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I'm wondering if the blade can even take care of the transceiver module via data, could be much more efficient install this way and require minimal hard wired attachments.
howie ll 
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The first diagram, saves a relay. I know nothing about connecting it to the blade unless the blade lists those functions on a 2002 which I doubt.
The usual pro rule on any install is to run W2W, it's more reliable.
mchorvathm 
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since I cant post pictures Ill just type this up.

VW jetta 2002, blade AL, wiring type 1 (includes wires to loop key and iginition barrel for bypass) I just dont like the way its not boxed up

Jetta 02-05 1 • • • • • • • • •

AL Module will be functional on these vehicles only if they are equipped with electric windows.

features = priority unlock, door lock, door unlock, arm oem alarm, disarm oem alarm, door stat output, hood stat output, trunk stat output, tachometer output.

I think I'm going to wire this blade up on a 2 way compustar and use the 556uw to bypass the key. I'm still figuring out how this setup would apply to -

FOR REMOTE START: The vehicle can be remote started without disarming the factory alarm by using a relay to open the BLACK/ BLUE wire (ignition sense) at the steering column during remote start. You will also have to run your remote starter's start output directly to the starter relay RED / BLACK on the back of the fusepanel to bypass the factory starter kill.

I imagine if the blade can disarm the oem alarm I wont need to do this.

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