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) if you power up the TWO keysense wires... That means another relay, 2 diodes, and obviously more wiring. You are already saving alot of money by doing this yourself, why wouldn't you want this done the right way with the proper bypass module that on Ebay sells for less then $60. You know by doing the install the way you are doing it, there will be no way to stop someone from jumping in your car and just driving away! Well you can hook up the remote starters hood pin wire to each door pin switch wire and have the car shut down every time you get in the car... Thats 4 more diodes and of course more wiring. With this particular car, doing the install the CHEAP way should not even be an option. With the bypass module you will be able to unlock the doors and drive away. If the doors aren't unlocked or you leave the doors unlocked and somebody opens the door(thief) the car would then shut down...nice and secure!
If you still want to continue in this route, I will still help you. I'll tell you all about the keysense wires(which is listed in the EVO-Can installation manual) and I will list the door pin wires so your car doesn't get stolen and your insurance not cover it because you permanently mounted that transponder chip. Don't get me wrong even with the door pin shut down wire, if someone manages to steal your car and they recover it and find that the cars immobilizer was permanently bypassed you will not be covered.